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The prevention of corruption is unquestionably a key component of a successful anti-corruption strategy. Accordingly, the Initiative's Steering Group held its 8th regional seminar on corruption prevention. The purpose of the seminar was to provide a forum for countries in the Asia and the Pacific to showcase and to spread good practices in corruption prevention. The seminar was held on 25-26 March 2009 and was hosted by the Commission Against Corruption Macao (CCAC).
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list of participants
summary of presentations
 The Initiative's other training seminars
PowerPoint presentations in the 8th regional seminar
Session 1 The role of preventive measures in the fight against corruption
Johanna Joerges, German Technical Cooperation (GTZ): Preventing Corruption through Implementation of UNCAC Chapter II - What Technical Assistance Can Do
William Loo, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD): The Role of OECD Anti-Bribery Instruments in Preventing Bribery of Foreign Public Officials in International Business Transactions
Geo Sung Kim, Transparency International - Korea: The Role of Civil Society in the Fight Against Corruption
Diane Kohn, U.S. Department of State: What won't be covered in the workshop (conflict of interest, legal measures, administrative measures, whistleblower protection, assets declaration
Session 2 Media - Getting the message out!
Iftekhar Zaman, Transparency International, Bangladesh: Using multimedia to strengthen demand and commitment for anticorruption
Tobgye, Anti-Corruption Commission,Bhutan: Media Education on Anti-corruption in Bhutan
Eko Soesamto Tjiptadi, Corruption Eradication Commission, Indonesia: Media Campaign and Education for Anti-Corruption Awareness
Zhichao Mei, Ministry of Supervision, People's Republic of China: Corruption Prevention Measures during the Beijing Olympics
Dr. Samuel Paul, Public Affairs Centre, Bangalore: The right to information can plan an important role in preventing corruption and increasing accountability as can the media
Session 3 Preparing a media of communication plan / strategy
Bart Edes, Asian Development Bank: Preparing an Anti-Corruption Communications Strategy
Session 4 Education initiatives - changing minds
Rohaizad Yaacob, Assistant Commissioner, Malaysia Anti-Corruption Commission: Global Commitment towards Anti-Corruption Capacity Building
Samson Chan, College of Humanities and Law, Hong Kong University: Hong Kong University Anti-Corruption Programme
Ho Ioc San, Fanny, Commission Against Corruption Macao: Education Initiatives - Changing Minds
Session 5 Engaging with the private sector and civil society
Joy Aceron, Ateneo School of Government, Philippines: The Text Book Count project
Dr. Samuel Paul, Public Affairs Centre, Bangalore: Citizen report cards
Geo-Sung Kim, Transparency International-Korea: How to Overcome Short-termism in Anti-Corruption Strategy: Youth Integrity Promotion
Redempto Parafina, Affiliated Network for Social Accountability in East Asia Pacific (ANSA-EAP): Regional Networking for Social Accountability
Session 6 Reaching out - working across government to prevent corruption
Hyungsok Kwok, Anti-Corruption International Cooperation Division, Korea: Corruption Impact Assessment: Assessing and eliminating corruption risks
Dorothy Tam Cheung, ICAC, Hong Kong: Producing Integrity in the Civil Service
Teo Chee Khiang, Auditor General's Office, Singapore: Singapore's National Framework
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