Al Hayat Center for Civil Society Development is a non-governmental civil society organization established in 2006. Al Hayat aims to promote accountability, governance, public participation, and tolerance in Jordan and the region within the framework of democracy, human rights, and the rule of law, taking into consideration gender mainstreaming in public policy and action. Al Hayat works through two main programs: Accountability, Local Governance and Participation – RASED (The Monitor) and Countering Radicalization. Al Hayat Center has more than 10 years of experience in the field of training and legal research and analysis, housing a special unit through which training and research services are provided at the local and international level. The Center possesses an extensive network of trainers, experts, legal consultants, and researchers qualified at both the local and international level who work in various areas of numerous programmes. Descending from Al-Hayat's deep commitment towards regional development and global citizenship values, Al-Hayat Center has a wild outreach on both regional and international levels, where Al-Hayat has significant contributions in building the capacities of CSOs in promoting electoral accountability, monitoring elections, enhancing political development, advocating for human rights, and supporting democratic transitions in several Arab countries including -but not limited to- Libya, Algeria, Tunisia, Sudan, Morocco, Yemen, the West Bank and Egypt. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=52&v=c9kRnAQYqMM