ANNEXES  //  67 CONFERENCES AND MEETINGS Organized in 2017 ELECTIONS Meeting or Event Name Location Date OSCE/ODIHR Seminar on Election Observation and the Role of Technology in Electoral Processes Vienna 28 November Number of Participants 63 (36 men, 27 women) DEMOCRATIZATION Number of Participants Meeting or Event Name Location Date ODIHR café on participation of youth with disabilities in political and public life Warsaw 9 February 27 (10 men, 17 women) ODIHR café on parliamentary ethics Kyiv 23-24 February 24 (9 men, 15 women) ODIHR expert roundtable event on parliamentary ethics, as part of a process of parliamentary support aiming at drafting and adopting a code of conduct for the Parliament of Georgia. Tbilisi 2 March 32 (12 men, 20 women) Introductory ODIHR visit to carry out a gender audit Astana 14-17 March 19 (5 men, 14 women) Riga 22-23 March 76 (29 men, 47 women) ODIHR working meeting on guidelines on public consultations “Strengthening Dialogue among Civil Society and with key Government Stakeholders in Ukraine” Kyiv 29-31 March 13 (6 men, 7 women)  ODIHR workshop on parliamentary ethics, as part of the Personal Democracy Forum 2017 Gdansk, Poland 6-7 April 20 (8 men, 12 female) ODIHR working meeting on human rights impact assessment checklist: “Strengthening Dialogue among Civil Society and with key Government Stakeholders in Ukraine” Kyiv 19-21 April 8 (3 men, 5 women) ODIHR annual trial monitoring meeting Skopje 24-26 April 50 (10 men, 30 women) ODIHR expert roundtable event on the Compendium of Good Practices in Identity Management in the OSCE Region Warsaw 11 May 13 (6 men, 7 women)  Workshop by ODIHR/OSCE field operation in Albania on trial monitoring for NGOs Durrës, Albania 11-12 May 2017 25 (8 men, 17 women) 2017 annual meeting of the ODIHR panel of experts on freedom of assembly and association Warsaw 15-16 May 23 (12 men, 11 women) ODIHR/Latvian Office of Citizenship and Migration Affairs international conference “On migrants in an irregular situation, whose return or removal has been postponed, in line with OSCE commitments, international legal standards and good practices”