International organizations promote democratic governance by providing frameworks and support for political development, often through aid, capacity-building, and monitoring. They encourage adherence to democratic principles such as transparency, accountability, and the rule of law. Organizations like the United Nations and regional bodies work with member states to implement reforms and facilitate dialogue. By fostering collaboration among nations, they help build consensus around democratic practices. Additionally, international organizations can serve as platforms for sharing best practices and mitigating conflicts, thereby enhancing global democratic resilience.