Knowledge Hub & Policy Repository

Forum Resources

Access and download peer-reviewed policy briefs, the consultative draft of The Abuja Accord, technical synthetic media guides, and the official AIDF 2026 press kit.

The Abuja Accord PDF · v1.4

The Abuja Accord: Multi-Stakeholder Code of Conduct on AI & Electoral Integrity

Consultative working draft outlining concrete pledges for INEC, registered political parties, tech platforms, and civil society ahead of 2027.

Official Framework PDF

AIDF 2026 Comprehensive Concept Note & Thematic Roadmap

Foundational brief articulating the rationale, session tracks, expected outcomes, and 2027 election readiness indicators.

Research Report PDF

Synthetic Media, Voice Cloning & Election Vulnerability Assessment

Empirical study analyzing synthetic disinformation vectors observed during 2023–2025 off-cycle state polls and simulated 2027 attack scenarios.

Observer Handbook PDF

Citizen Observer Handbook: Auditing Algorithmic Harms & Digital Forensics

Step-by-step practical guide for election monitors and field reporters to detect, timestamp, and archive synthetic propaganda.

Innovation Sandbox PDF

AI for Elections Sandbox Guidelines & Grant Evaluation Rubric

Eligibility terms, technical milestone requirements, and scoring matrix for tech developers competing for the $100k grant pool.

Press Package ZIP · Assets

Official Media Assets, High-Res Logos & Press Release Kit

Official vector brand marks, editorial press releases, speaker headshots, accredited broadcast guidelines, and social cards.

Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the core objective of the AI and Democracy Forum 2026? +
AIDF 2026 is hosted by Yiaga Africa and international partners to establish proactive, binding governance frameworks and technical safeguards against algorithmic interference, deepfakes, micro-targeting, and synthetic media ahead of Nigeria's 2027 General Elections.
What is The Abuja Accord and how can organizations sign on? +
The Abuja Accord is a historic voluntary charter signed by the electoral management body (INEC), registered political parties, major tech platforms, media houses, and civil society organizations committing to transparent algorithmic standards, anti-disinformation pacts, and rapid response mechanisms. Draft submissions are open to accredited participants until October 1, 2026.
Who is eligible to apply for the AI for Elections Innovation Sandbox? +
Civic tech innovators, independent software developers, research labs, and startups building open-source or auditable AI tools for election monitoring, fact-checking in local languages, or data verification are eligible. Shortlisted teams pitch live on Day 2 for implementation grants up to $100,000.
Are masterclasses open to all accredited attendees? +
Yes. However, due to hands-on lab workstation limits (Track A: Media Forensics; Track B: PVT Data; Track C: Legal Standards), attendees must pre-select their preferred track during the online registration process.
How can international delegates obtain visa assistance? +
Once your registration is approved, our logistics team automatically issues an official Nigerian government-recognized letter of invitation and coordinates with the Nigeria Immigration Service for Visa on Arrival approval if required.