Final Programme - 13th International Anti-Corruption Conference

Megaron Athens International Conference Centreexperience of tackling terrorist finance offer solutions for dealing with corruption?The objective is to asses the current regulatory framework, see where its weaknesses are and producerecommendations to enhance its effectiveness in curbing corruption.Moderator: Jeremy Carver, Director, Transparency International-UKRapporteur: Tobias Bock, Policy and Research Department, Transparency InternationalPanellists: Anthea Lawson, Researcher, Global WitnessDavid Bagley, Head of Compliance, HSBCRaymond Baker, Director, Global Financial Integrity; Guest Scholar, The Brookings Institution, and Senior Fellow, Center for International PolicyPatrick Moulette, Head of Anti-Corruption, OECD11:00 – 13:00 Workshop 4.2Preventing Corruption in Humanitarian AidStream 1: Peace & SecurityNikos Skalkotas Hall / L. -1Coordinators:Marie-Luise Ahlendorf, Programme Coordinator, Global Programmes, Transparency InternationalRoslyn Hees, Senior Advisor, Global Programmes, Transparency InternationalHuman security and sustainable development are increasingly threatened by complex emergenciesresulting from conflict and from natural disasters. The current mechanism for dealing with suchemergencies is humanitarian assistance, provided by governments, multilateral agencies and internationalor national non-governmental organisations. This workshop will present the conclusionsand recommendations of analysis carried out under the Preventing Corruption in HumanitarianAssistance programme conducted by Transparency International and various partners over the past twoyears. The focus of the workshop will be on current perceptions of corruption and its consequences inhumanitarian operations by humanitarian provider staff and the recipients of emergency aid in selectedemergency-affected countries; current strategies, best practice and proposed policy improvements toaddress corruption in humanitarian assistance; and recommendations for future action by humanitarianproviders (public and non-governmental), donors and civil society.Moderator: Roslyn Hees, Senior Advisor, Global Programmes, TIRapporteur: Roxana Prisacaru, Global Programmes, TIPanellists: Peter Walker, Director, Feinstein International Center, Tufts UniversityIngrid Milne, Associate Director of Operations, South East Asia Region, Save the Children FederationRezki Wibowo, Deputy Director, Transparency International-IndonesiaMarie-Luise Ahlendorf, Programme Coordinator, Poverty & Development Global Programmes, Transparency InternationalJuree Vichit-Vadakan, Secretary-General, Transparency International-ThailandSaturday, 1 November63