ECI organises five-day workshop on electoral processes
The Election Commission of India is hosting a five-day workshop focused on electoral processes in collaboration with International IDEA. The workshop aims to enhance institutional preparedness and develop risk management frameworks for Electoral Management Bodies. Participants from 12 countries are attending to discuss strategies for managing electoral risks and ensuring public trust in democratic systems.
- ▪The workshop is taking place in New Delhi from May 25 to 29, 2026.
- ▪It involves 32 participants, including Election Commissioners and senior officials from various countries.
- ▪The focus is on strengthening electoral integrity and resilience through risk management strategies.
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The Election Commission of India, in collaboration with the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA), is organising a five-day workshop in the national capital beginning Monday (May 25, 2026), aimed at strengthening institutional preparedness and resilience in electoral processes.The workshop also aims to support Electoral Management Bodies (EMBs) in developing and institutionalising structured electoral risk management frameworks, policies and operational systems.It is being organised as part of the India International Institute of Democracy and Election Management (IIIDEM)–International IDEA collaboration framework on “Risk Management and Electoral Resilience” under India’s Chairship of the Council of Member States of the International IDEA for…
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