Development Partnership Forum: Improving Donor Effectiveness in Combating Corruption (9-10 Dec. 2004) - Speeches, presentations, and papers

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SESSION ONE

Anti-corruption programmes in partner countries - Photo

• Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, (Minister of Finance, Nigeria) - Presentation - Photo
• Alexandre Randrianasolo (Director General, Public Expenditure, Ministry of the Economy, Finance and Budget, Madagascar) -  Presentation
• Kamal Hossain (Chairman, Transparency International Advisory Council) - Paper

UN Anti-Corruption Day

• UNDP Statement: Marking the 1st Anniversary of the UN Anti-Corruption Day - Speech - Photo

SESSION TWO

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Better understanding the political economy of aid and corruption.

• Elodie Beth (Public Governance and Territorial Development Directorate, OECD) - Presentation
• Robin Hodess (Director, Policy Research, Transparency International) - Presentation
• Londa Esadze (Chairwoman, Independent Board of Advisers, Parliament of Georgia) - Paper 
• I Ketut Putra Erawan and Eiji Oyamada (Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia) - Paper

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Enhancing the role of civil society in anti-corruption work.

• Simeon Marcelo (Ombudsman, Philippines) - Presentation, Paper

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Supporting legislation on money laundering and recovery of stolen assets.

• Bernard Turner (Chairman of the Commonwealth Expert Group on Asset Recovery) - Paper
• Munir Hafiez (Chairman, National Accountability Bureau, Pakistan) - Paper

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Building capacity to follow international conventions.

• Nicola Bonucci (Deputy Director, Directorate for Legal Affairs, OECD) - Presentation
• Eduardo Vetere (Director, Division of Treaty Affairs, UN Office on Drugs and Crime) - Presentation

SESSION THREE

Assessing donor practices and aid modalities in a corruption perspective

• Brian Cooksey (Private consultant, Tanzania) - Paper - Photo
• Philippe Montigny (Executive Director, International Development and Strategies,France and Chairman of Working Party on Preventing Corruption, French Council of Investors in Africa (CIAN)) - Presentation, Paper 1, Paper 2, Paper 3 - Photo
• Luc Damiba (National Anti-Corruption Network, Burkina Faso) - Presentation, Paper - Photo

SESSION FOUR

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Facilitating access to information.

• Peter John Aitsi (President, Media Council, Papua New Guinea) - Presentation - Photo
• Geir Sundet (Senior Researcher, Research on Poverty Alleviation, Tanzania) - Presentation

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Supporting partner countries’ programmes to fight corruption.

• Sanjay Pradhan (Director, Public Sector Governance, World Bank) - Presentation
• Inge Amundsen (Utstein Anti-Corruption Resource Centre, Chr. Michelsen Institute) - Presentation - Photo
• Phil Mason (Department for International Development, UK, representing the DAC Governance Network [GOVNET]) - Presentation - Photo
• GOVNET Background Paper: Draft Principles for Donor Action in Anti-corruption - Paper

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Improving procurement and public contracting.

• Henry Malinga, (Director, Supply Chain Policy, National Treasury, South Africa) - Presentation
• Juanita Olaya (Manager, Integrity Pact and Public Contracting Programme, TI) - Presentation

FINAL PLENARY SESSION

Moving ahead

• Surya Nath Upadhyay (Chief Commissioner, Commission for Investigating Abuse of Authority, Nepal) - Speech, Presentation 

OTHER

• Welcome address by Minister Xavier Darcos (Minister responsible for Cooperation, Development and the Francophonie, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, France) - Speech - Photo