How jobs bill will change forest governance in Indonesia (Opinion). “Despite becoming embroiled in corruption that has resulted in a high-cost economy in the forestry sector, local administrations should still play a role in forest oversight. While no longer in charge of issuing permits and licenses, local authorities should help the central government supervise companies and make sure sustainable business practices are in place.”
Adisti Sukma Sawitri/The Jakarta Post: https://www.thejakartapost.com/academia/2020/09/25/how-jobs-bill-will-change-forest-governance-in-indonesia.html
How to make progress in the fight against corruption (Blog). “Case studies featured in the report [Enhancing Government Effectiveness and Transparency: The Fight Against Corruption] highlight that multiple factors contribute to the impact of anti-corruption efforts, including political leadership, institutional capacity, incentives, technology, transparency and collaboration.”
Rajni Bajpai and Bernard Myers: https://blogs.worldbank.org/governance/how-make-progress-fight-against-corruption
ESG brings distinct value to developing nations (Opinion). “Particilarly important in emerging and developing economis is the G [in ESG] – governance. Why? Because companies will invest and create jobs in countries with good governance and where corruption is not tolerated. Companies must not engage in corrupt practices or support regimes that do not respect basic human rights.”
Tidjane Thiam/Financial Times: https://www.ft.com/content/04894547-0835-448a-b8c0-2c6e1118734d
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