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17th IACC

The world’s greatest forum for civil society, goverments and the private sector working together to fight corruption.

A preview of the agenda is found below. Please note that this is a draft agenda and subject to change.

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17:30

Anti-corruption and the Open Government Partnership: Opportunities Ahead San LorenzoRobin Hodess • Ricardo Herrera • Tinatin Ninua • Pavlo Petrenko • José Maria Marín Justice: Heterodox Mechanisms against Impunity in Latin America Las CestasJulio Arbizu • Carlos Lee • Ivan Velasquez

09:00

Greasing the Wheels: Understanding how Human Traffickers Exploit Corruption Networks; and What We Can Do About It San LorenzoDaniela Pastrana • Paul Radu • Dr. Louise Shelley • Natalia Suzuki • Ruth Freedom Pojman • Duncan Jepson Overcoming the Shadow Economy Las CestasGiannina Segnini • May Miller-Dawkins • Frederik Obermaier • Mark Pieth • Nick Shaxson • Kathrin Betz

11:30

Building Trust in the Business Sector - Combating Corruption in State-Owned Enterprises Las CestasAxel Threlfall • Jermyn Brooks • João Elek • Lars Erik Fredriksson • Tomás Ibarra • Matthew Murray • Katja Bechtel • Anna Thayenthal • Katja Bechtel New Standards of Equity and Accountability: Bringing Sextortion and Gender into the Anti-Corruption Discourse and Response San LorenzoFarai Mutondoro • Anga Timilsina • Nancy Hendry • Rukshana Nanayakkara

16:30

Infrastructure Transparency: Combating corruption and Changing Lives in Latin America Las CestasChristiaan (Chrik) Poortman • Alfredo Cantero • Angelica Maytín • Alejandro Salas • Álvaro Zepeda Robbing the Poor: How to Stop Illicit Financial Flows from Developing Countries San LorenzoTom Keatinge • Dorcas Agik Odhong Oduor • Elena Panfilova • Cornelia Richter • Márcio F. Verdi • Fabian Klemme • Jörg Wisner

09:00

Chile's Vision, Peru's Resolve: Can Anti-Corruption Reforms be Exported? San LorenzoEduardo Engel • Enrique Felices • Francesco De Simone Collective Action as a Game Changer – Private Sector Opportunities in the Fight Against Corruption Las CestasMark Pieth • Horacio Icaza • Cornelia Richter • Alejandro Rios • Gemma Aiolfi • Florian Lair

11:30

Enabling Integrity Through Incentives, Innovation and International Cooperation: MDBs perspectives on Successes and Challenges in the Global Fight against Corruption Las CestasLisa Rosen • Duncan Smith • Clare Wee • Stephen Zimmermann • Maristella Aldana • Alexandra Habershon Holistic Approaches to Supply Chain Management – Corruption as a Gateway to Other Crimes San LorenzoAxel Threlfall • Anita Househam • Ruth Freedom Pojman • James Swenson • Peter van Veen • Jo Webb

16:30

Building Trust at Local Level: The role of Transparency in Local Government to Promote Citizen Participation in Public Affairs Las CestasCarla Miller • Darrell Bradley • Carlos Martinez • Héctor Darío Pérez • Diana Lopez Caramazana • Juana Lopez Pagan Fighting corruption with biometrics, crowds, nudges, vitamins and other strange things – what are we learning, how can we know more, where could we venture next? San LorenzoDieter Zinnbauer • Jermyn Brooks • Caryn Peiffer • Rebecca Rumbul

10:00

Corruption in the North and the South: Twins or Strangers? San LorenzoHuguette Labelle • Laurence Cockcroft • Anne Koch • Elizabeth Ungar • Frank Vogl • Anne-Christine Wegener Sectoral Transparency Initiatives - The Normative Impact of Multi-Stakeholder Deliberation Las CestasProf. Dr. Peter Eigen • Bernadine Fernz • Gavin Hayman • Sebastian Wegner • Prof. Dr. Peter Eigen • Elizabeth Tronsor

12:30

MDB Sanctions Systems: Using Suspension and Debarment as a Tool to Combat Corruption in Development San LorenzoMaitre Bousbia-Salah • Huguette Labelle • Juan Ronderos • Paul Ezzeddin • Marie Lydie Bile-Aka Using Human Rights to Gain Human Rights: Lessons From New Research on Citizen Participation and Action to Improve Transparency, Accountability and Development Las CestasShaazka Beyerle • David Riveros Garcia • Marco Larizza • Lotta Valtonen • Shaazka Beyerle • Berenike Schott