the implementation of the EU “Action Plan to Strengthen the European response to travel document fraud”. ODIHR, together with 14 other international and civil society organizations, participates in the work of the Frontex Consultative Forum, which serves as an independent body advising the agency’s Management Board as well as its Executive Director on all fundamental rights matters. The Forum offers strategic advice on how Frontex can improve respect for fundamental rights in its various activities. In 2017, ODIHR contributed to the discussions on the human rights implications of the ongoing Frontex operations and activities at Forum meetings held on 1 and 2 February and 11 and 12 October in Warsaw, and 16 and 17 May in Brussels. ODIHR – Police-Related Activities 2017 7 24 Total 50 19 Information Exchange / Institution and Capacity-Building Analysis of Lessons Learned, Assessments and Guidelines Training ACTIVITIES ON: General Police Development and Reform 80% Threats posed by Criminal Activity 20% 144