Republic of The Gambia · Est. 1998
A statutory body established by Act No. 1 of 1998 — building an informed, participatory citizenry through civic and voter education, constitutional awareness, and community engagement in every constituency.
NCCE concludes nationwide consultative dialogues gathering constituency-level input, culminating in a final declaration submitted to the National Assembly.
Read the full story →A statutory body of the Republic of The Gambia — building an informed citizenry through constitutional literacy, voter education, and community engagement in every constituency.
To create and sustain awareness of constitutional democracy for the achievement of political, economic and social stability through civic education.
Through radio, television, print, schools, and direct dialogue, NCCE takes constitutional literacy and voter education to communities across all seven regions — with particular focus on women, youth, and persons with disabilities.
We envision The Gambia as a nation where every citizen has the knowledge and confidence to hold institutions accountable, participate in free and fair elections, and contribute to a stable, inclusive democratic society.
Public understanding of the Gambian Constitution, citizen rights, and the responsibilities of democratic participation.
Explore programme →Nationwide campaigns supporting free, fair, and informed participation in Gambian elections at every level.
Explore programme →Advocacy for women, youth, and persons with disabilities in governance, leadership, and community decision-making.
Explore programme →Grassroots dialogue, radio and television programmes, and printed civic education materials, reaching every constituency.
Explore programme →Before the NCCE dialogue came to Basse, we knew we had rights. Now we know which sections of the Constitution to point to when we ask for them.
The disability inclusion campaign was the first time our voices were part of the process — not spoken for. That distinction matters.
Training on gender-responsive budgeting gave us the language to walk into the council chamber and be heard, not just seen.
Join a community dialogue, request a facilitator, or volunteer with NCCE in your constituency. Civic engagement starts with a single conversation.
