Lokniti, CSDS in collaboration with National Democratic Institute (NDI) and Global Networks of Domestic Election Monitors (GNDEM) conducted a three day exchange programme at the Imperial Hotel, Delhi from 30th June 2014 till 2nd July 2014. Participants from across nations took part in the workshop and details on how to make various electoral processes work better were deliberated upon. The team also went to the Election Commission of India for a visit, and the presentation on the Indian Elections 2014 was made by the Chief Election Commissioner, Mr. V.S. Sampath
On other days, a host of presentations were made from various activism groups from around the globe. Some of these were:
- Verdict 2014: An Analysis – By Lokniti, CSDS
- India’s 2014 General Elections – Assessing the Electoral Process – By Association for Democratic Reforms
- Whose Election is It? Citizens, Civil Society and the Election Process – By Liberty Institute, New Delhi
- Making Democracy Work, A Campaign Towards Free, Fair and Corruption Free Elections- By Swami Vivekananda Youth Movement
- Election Discourse – Caste Driven – By National Dalit Election Watch and National Dalit Movement for Justice
- Promoting Post Election Accountability – By National Democratic Institute
- Monitoring Electoral Reform – By Transparency Maldives
- Monitoring Election Observation Reform Recommendations – By DEW Nepal
- Monitoring Election Observation Reform Recommendations –The Philippine Experience – By NAMFREL
- Legislative Monitoring and Analysis – PRS Legislative Research
- Free and Fair Election Forum of Afghanistan Organization
- Promise vs Performance Report Card 2011 – By Mumbaivotes.com
- Engagement in Influencing Policy Implementation – By Transparency International Cambodia
- LADE’s Experience – By Lebanese Association for Democratic Election
- Accountability of Elected Representatives – By Satark Nagrik Sangathan
- And Others
