Wall Street Journal - Corruption Currents:
From Bieber Border Firing to Lagarde Probed (27 August 20104). By Samuel
Rubenfeld. http://blogs.wsj.com/riskandcompliance/2014/08/27/corruption-currents-from-bieber-border-firing-to-lagarde-probed/
Thursday, August 28, 2014
Wall Street Journal - Corruption Currents: From Selling Out of UAE to Ransoming Reporters (26 August 20104).
Wall Street Journal - Corruption Currents: From Selling Out of UAE to Ransoming Reporters (26 August 20104). By Samuel Rubenfeld. http://blogs.wsj.com/riskandcompliance/2014/08/26/corruption-currents-from-selling-out-of-uae-to-ransoming-reporters/
Sunday, August 24, 2014
The Modernization of Supreme Audit Institutions and their Role in the Fight Against Corruption
As part of the activities to commemorate the 90th anniversary of its creation, the Colombian General Comptroller’s Office organized a regional event to analyze the role of supreme audit institutions in the fight against corruption with the background that corruption remains a significant challenge for strengthening democratic systems in many countries and has also been identified as one of the obstacles to reduce inequalities.
The regional seminar brought together representatives of regional organizations (IDB, OAS, OLACEFS), representatives of supreme audit institutions (the Court of Accounts of Brazil, Chamber of Accounts of the Dominican Republic, General Comptroller of Ecuador), and the private and academic sectors, who analyzed the measures taken by states to prevent and sanction corrupt practices.
UNDP was represented by the Governance and Decentralization Policy Advisor of the Regional Centre for Latin America and the Caribbean Gerardo Berthin, who presented some of the initiatives supported in the region. For example, in the case of Chile, where UNDP promoted a broad partnership with the General Comptroller´s Office, and other Chilean institutions and organizations (including the private sector and civil society organizations) to assess the II and V Chapters of the United Nations Convention Against Corruption.
Read the full blog here.
The regional seminar brought together representatives of regional organizations (IDB, OAS, OLACEFS), representatives of supreme audit institutions (the Court of Accounts of Brazil, Chamber of Accounts of the Dominican Republic, General Comptroller of Ecuador), and the private and academic sectors, who analyzed the measures taken by states to prevent and sanction corrupt practices.
UNDP was represented by the Governance and Decentralization Policy Advisor of the Regional Centre for Latin America and the Caribbean Gerardo Berthin, who presented some of the initiatives supported in the region. For example, in the case of Chile, where UNDP promoted a broad partnership with the General Comptroller´s Office, and other Chilean institutions and organizations (including the private sector and civil society organizations) to assess the II and V Chapters of the United Nations Convention Against Corruption.
Read the full blog here.
Anti-corruption Kit: 15 ideas for young activists
Transparency International just released a digital anti-corruption kit on how to turn a plan into action for young activists.
Click here to download.
Click here to download.
Gender and Corruption in Latin America: is there a link?
This Working Paper contributes to set the basis for policy dialogue and analysis on gender and corruption in Latin America. It defines a basic conceptual framework on corruption and gender, and develops an analytical methodology based on three case studies: Chile, Colombia and El Salvador.
Click here to download.
Click here to download.
Promoting Transparency and Accountability in Latin America & the Caribbean - A Reflection by Gerardo Berthin
Since 2009, the UNDP anti-corruption, transparency and accountability effort in the LAC region has followed a progressive and incremental path that started with advocacy activities leading to programmatic and technical approaches. The Platform that permitted this synergic and integrated approach was the “Transparency and Accountability in Local Governments” (TRAALOG) initiative.
Read full blog here.
Read full blog here.
UNDP Global Anti-Corruption Initiative (2014-2017): Strengthening an Integrated Anti-corruption Approach
To achieve the objectives of UNDP’s Strategic Plan (2013-2017) and respond to the growing demand from programming countries for policy and programme support on anti-corruption, UNDP launched its Global Anti-corruption Initiative (GAIN) (2014-2017) in the first half of 2014.
GAIN builds on the successes of the Global Thematic Programme on Anti-corruption for Development Effectiveness (PACDE) (2008-2013) and focuses on strengthening systems, institutions and civic engagement to better manage and deliver public resources and services with an objective of preventing and combating corruption.
GAIN adopts an integrated and multi-disciplinary approach on anti-corruption through improved partnerships and coordination both within and outside UN system.
For more information about GAIN, click here.
GAIN builds on the successes of the Global Thematic Programme on Anti-corruption for Development Effectiveness (PACDE) (2008-2013) and focuses on strengthening systems, institutions and civic engagement to better manage and deliver public resources and services with an objective of preventing and combating corruption.
GAIN adopts an integrated and multi-disciplinary approach on anti-corruption through improved partnerships and coordination both within and outside UN system.
For more information about GAIN, click here.
Friday, August 22, 2014
The Ethical Alliance Daily (19, 20, 21 and 22 August 2014)
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Transparency International - Daily Corruption News - 21 August 2014
Transparency International - Daily
Corruption News - 21 August 2014
http://www.transparency.org/news/dcn_news/daily_corruption_news_21_august_2014
Wall Street Journal -- Corruption Currents (19, 20, and 21 August 2014)
From
Shifting Strategies to ISIS Demanded Ransom (21 August 2014). By Samuel
Rubenfeld.
From Diplomatic
Dilemmas to Online Dating Scams (20 August 2014). By Samuel Rubenfeld.
From Buying Mansions to ‘Banana Republic
Politics’ (19 August 2014). By Samuel Rubenfeld.
Monday, August 18, 2014
The Ethical Alliance Daily (15 and 16 August 2014)
The Ethical Alliance Daily
15 August 2014
16 August 2014
WSJ Corruption Currents: From Targeting Casino Money to DOJ Drops Layne Probe (15 August 2014)
WSJ Corruption Currents: From Targeting
Casino Money to DOJ Drops Layne Probe (15 August 2014). By Samuel Rubenfeld.
Thursday, August 14, 2014
The Ethical Alliance Daily - 9 August 2014
The Ethical Alliance Daily - 9 August 2014
United States: Former Calpers board member charged with bribery in corruption case
United Kingdom: Secret internal police report points to ‘highly corrupt’ cells in the Met
China: British GSK investigator on trial in China
Haiti: Haiti’s former President Aristide faces corruption probe
Hong Kong: Brockman boss quits after bribery conviction
United States: Fairfax Station man pleads guilty to bribery, wire fraud
India: Syndicate Bank bribery case: Wanted businessman, Neeraj Singhal of Bhushan Steel arrested by CBI
Egypt: Mubarak-era steel tycoon Ezz set to leave Egyptian jail
Pakistan: Govt stops funding of FPCCI over corruption charges
Zimbabwe: Mliswa accuses presidential candidates of corruption
WSJ - Corruption Currents: From Classroom Training to Online-Dating Scams. (12 August 2014)
WSJ - Corruption Currents: From Classroom
Training to Online-Dating Scams. (12 August 2014). By Samuel Rubenfeld.
The Ethical Alliance Daily (12, 13, and 14 August 2014)
The
Ethical Alliance Daily (12, 13, and 14 August 2014)
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August 2014
13 August 2014
14 August 2014
United States: Jacqueline Middleton, former head of Cleveland anti-poverty agency, charged with bribery, fraud
Friday, August 8, 2014
WSJ Corruption Currents: From Dollar Risk to Banker’s Complaint (7 August 2014)
WSJ Corruption Currents: From Dollar Risk
to Banker’s Complaint (7 August 2014). By Samuel Rubenfeld.
WSJ Corruption Currents: From ‘A Bit of an Idiot’ to Tweeting Goodbyes to Food (6 August 2014).
WSJ Corruption Currents: From ‘A Bit of an
Idiot’ to Tweeting Goodbyes to Food (6 August 2014). By Samuel Rubenfeld. http://blogs.wsj.com/riskandcompliance/2014/08/06/corruption-currents-from-a-bit-of-an-idiot-to-tweeting-goodbyes/
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