From Information to Early Action Electoral violence is often preceded by warning signs such as intimidation, inflammatory rhetoric, disruption of political activities, localized tensions and public-order concerns. Today’s orientation equipped ELOG convenors with practical tools to identify, document and verify these early-warning indicators before they escalate into violence. Participants explored risk classification frameworks, source assessment, incident verification standards, digital reporting tools, GPS-enabled deployment integrity and escalation procedures. This adaptive monitoring model enables ELOG to move beyond incident reporting and toward proactive risk identification, helping generate timely information that can support preventive action and strengthen electoral peace. #ElectoralSecurity #EyesOnElections