TECH FOR TRUST     20-21 March 2019     OECD, Paris

Blockchain, big data analytics, AI and other new technologies are transforming the way of working for governments, businesses and society. The 2019 Forum "Tech for Trust" focused on the risks and opportunities of new technologies for anti-corruption & integrity. New insights related to trade, foreign bribery, competition and development co-operation and other issues also featured in the discussion.

With over 2000 participants from 120 countries, the OECD Global Anti-Corruption & Integrity Forum is leading the policy debate on integrity and anti-corruption worldwide.

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Do you have something to say about integrity and anti-corruption in new technology? Check out the four areas of technology. Join our Anti-Corruption & Integrity group on LinkedIn to share your thoughts on:

• Blockchain
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Don't Let High Tech Have the Last Say in Risky Emerging Markets
- by Louisa Tomar, Program Officer with CIPE’s Global Team

Turning The Tide Against Corruption Through “Naming and Faming”
- by Blair Glencorse, Executive Director of the Accountability Lab; Friday Odeh Country Director of Accountability Lab, Nigeria; Moussa Kondo; Country Director of Accountability Lab, Mali

Open data offers new potential to enhance governance of SOEs
- by Patrick Heller, Advisor, Natural Resource Governance Institute

Leveraging fintech to enhance integrity in public finance
- by Dr. Srinivas Yanamandra, Chief of Compliance, New Development Bank

Tackling corruption: familiar questions, emerging challenges
- by Tonusree Basu & Helen Turek, Open Government Partnership

Public Data and Anticorruption Research
- by Phil Kittock, Cell Lead & Sofia Vargas, Analyst, C4Ads

Three Reasons Why Actors Working in Fragile and Conflict Affected States Must Stop Ignoring Social Norms
- by Diana Chigas and Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church, Tufts University

Taming Parliamentary Integrity: A Changing Foudation of Democracy
- by Jacopo Leone, Associate Democratic Governance Officer, OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR)

Crypto- Currents in Global Politics: navigating a new digital wave of political finance
- by Alexandra Cooper and Yukihiko Hamada; IDEA

The Hub provides the global ACI community with a new tool to facilitate learning, connecting, and taking action.

Test the beta-version of the ACI Hub and provide feedback: anticorruption-integrity.oecd.org