The project "Parliament Accountable to People" is a joint initiative of CReDO and ADEPT. The project aims to promote more open and accountable legislative body, by lobbying for more inclusive/ participatory decision-making. It provides critical awareness of the parliamentarians of the more efficient, inclusive, transparent and accountable policy-making process and facilitates the formation of the respective institutional practices. The project is funded by the US Embassy to Moldova.

The project aims to contribute to free and fair elections in the Republic of Moldova by improving the legal framework in the field. It seeks to provide a critical analysis of impediments to free and fair elections and recommend long term goals toward the improvement of Moldova' election process and concrete actions - steps which can be taken by legislators, election authorities, and the NGO community in strengthening democratic institutions in Moldova. The project is supported by the Eurasia Foundation.

In autumn 2005 ADEPT launched the fifth edition of the Leadership School aimed at enhancing the knowledge and understanding by Republic of Moldova's young party leaders of electoral and political processes, as a necessary pre-requisite for their engagement in the overall electoral process. Forty-one young people representatives of youth branches of political parties and young activists are gathering for weekly sessions and would put knowledge acquired and skills at work during a summer school in July 2006 where an electoral campaign shall be mocked. The fifth edition is supported by Royal Netherlands Embassy.

A joint initiative of ADEPT and National Youth Council. The project seeks to ensure that citizens understand and are able to exercise their electoral rights; provide education to assist voters in exercising their civic responsibility to vote; provide accurate and unbiased information that would enable voters make an informed choice. Numerous printed materials, TV and radio clips were produced as part of the project, which were distributed by the members of Coalition 2005 and VoTare bus campaign in over 200 localities of the country. The project was funded by the Royal Netherlands Embassy.