Swedish Mission Council RBA seminar in Nairobi, 6 November 2012 London / Amman / Bishkek / Jakarta / East Jerusalem / Nairobi / Ramallah / Yerevan Integrity.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Implementation of Democracy Support 20 June 2013

Advertisements

Professional Certificate in Leadership and Management - Certificate in Electoral Processes 9 th – 13 th July 2012 Guide to Planning for Electoral Management.

The Challenge for Accountability and Legitimacy Civil Society Perspective (OSI)

Developmental Local Government and Participatory Governance Commonwealth Foundation 16 May 2013.

HRD as a Tool for Good Governance in Cooperatives

AGENCY FOR PREVENTION OF CORRUPTION AND COORDINATION OF FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION mr.sci. Vladica Babić - Assisstent.

SAFER CITIES MODEL. SAFER CITIES TOOLS SAFER CITIES TRAINING MANUAL AND TOOLKIT Overall development objective is to facilitate effective strategy development.

GACC, UNCAC PROJECT & UNCAC REVIEW PROCESS IN GHANA Engagement of civil society in the fight against corruption 28 TH AUGUST 2013.

European Framework: Milestones in formal and social recognition of non- formal and informal learning in youth work Hans-Joachim Schild, European Commission,

A joint initiative of the OECD and the European Community, principally financed by the EC. © OECD STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS FOR INTEGRITY IN PUBLIC GOVERNANCE.

OPTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR ENGAGEMENT OF CIVIL SOCIETY IN GEF PROJECTS AND PROGRAMMES presented by Faizal Parish Regional/Central Focal Point GEF NGO.

Division for Freedom of Expression, Democracy and Peace A presentation by Mogens Schmidt DADG for Communication & Information Sector.

RIGHT BASED APPROACH.

Using Country Systems to Manage Climate Change Finance A Global Forum M onitoring Tracking quantity and quality of climate expenditure, accountability.

Common recommendations and next steps for improving local delivery of climate finance Bangkok, October 31, 2012.

LOCAL GOVERNANCE IN THE 21 ST CENTURY: FRAUD, CORRUPTION AND ETHICS (THE UGANDA EXPERIENCE) PAPER PRESENTED AT TRAINING WORKSHOP HELD AT DOCKLANDS HOTEL.

Exploring the peace building- development nexus in situations of conflict and fragility A Exploring the peace building- development nexus in situations.

TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL UGANDA. TIU Strategy “ Improving the Quality of Life of Ugandans through Improved Governance and Accountability.

UN-HABITAT, slide number 1 Tools to improve and measure the quality of urban governance - Mexico City, Nov Tools to Support Transparency in Local.

Recourse “from below” : Strengthening Systems for Accountability and Global Governance Werner Kiene Chairman Serge Selwan Operations Officer The World.

EVALUATION Evaluation of UNDP Assistance to Conflict-affected Countries UNDP Executive Board Informal Session 4 January 2007.

MANAGING MULTI STAKEHOLDERS EXPECTATIONS IN THE ELECTORAL PROCESS- THE SIERRA LEONE EXPERIENCE Presentation by: Dr. Christiana A.M. Thorpe, Chief Electoral.

Supporting a Better Local Business and Investment Climate – AN OVERVIEW – SIMON WHITE Strategies and Practices Toward a More Enabling Business and Investment.

Civil society organisations’ engagement on the UPR – The Zambian Case 7 th International Training Session on the UN Human Rights Council Universal Periodic.

Tatsuro NIIKAWA1 Reconstructing Local Governance LORC FORUM November 30, 2006.

Transparency International Secretariat National Integrity System Assessment Tool.

Challenges to Security Sector Reform Roland Friedrich DCAF Consultant 30 July 2005.

Learning Objectives By the end of the topic participants will be able to: Define accountability, Explain the characteristics of the supply and demand.

THE PRIORITIES OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REFORM IN THE MIDDLE EAST THE PRIORITIES OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REFORM IN THE MIDDLE EAST 1. Decentralization.

Donor Coordination Forum 16 October, key challenges Poverty Social exclusion Functional gaps and system weaknesses in social services.

Problems and challenges in the implementation of anti-corruption activities Drago KOS President of the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption, Slovenia.

Capacity Building for the Kosovo Anti- Corruption Agency Constantine Palicarsky.

OPTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR ENGAGEMENT OF CIVIL SOCIETY IN GEF PROJECTS presented by Ermath Harrington GEF Regional Focal Point.

Role of Stakeholders in promoting competition reforms How competition reforms benefit our daily lives ? OFC - PIDS - CUTS Competition Advocacy Seminar.

TIRI the governance-access-learning network

CCC’s Bi-Monthly Member Meeting GHP Operational Plan 2016 By: Soeung Saroeun, ED EL Sotheary, HOP 08 December 2015, KSSA, Phnom Penh Vision: Sustainable.

Security and Justice Sector Reform Day 4 Conflict Community of Practice Meeting March 2013, Sri Lanka.

Baghdad, Iraq 4 December  National Vision: National Development Plan ( ) Chapter 12 – Good Governance 8 Key Principles - Rule of Law, Participation,

BNAO ROLE FOR EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC FINANCES Tzvetan Tzvetkov, CIA, CGAP, CRMA - President of the Bulgarian National Audit Office.

DEMOCRACY, GOVERNANCE AND DEVELOPMENT ROLE OF INSTITUTION IN GOVERNANCE Compiled by Nahoda, A.M.

SEL1 Implementing an assessment – the Process Session IV Lusaka, January M. Gonzales de Asis and F. Recanatini, WBI

© Integrity Action 2013 Integrity Leadership for Africa Course (ILAC) Strathmore University, Nairobi, 29 April – 4 May 2013 London / Amman / Bishkek /

Uniting Nations by Learning Together UPR as a process of accountability: Opportunities for inclusiveness Regional Governance Week Social Accountability.

Integrity Leadership for Africa Course (ILAC) Strathmore University, Nairobi, 29 April – 4 May 2013 London / Amman / Bishkek / Jakarta / East Jerusalem.

Managing at the Project Level: Transparent and Accountable Governance (TAG) January 2015.

Second Edition of the Thematic Workshop on Elections, Violence and Conflict Prevention Pre-Election Phase - Programming for Electoral Conflict Prevention.

What are we talking about? Offering a definition of “Ethics”, “Corruption” & “Good Governance” 06 April 2010 Cornelia Abel, Programme.

Non-Government Partnership: Lessons Learned from Indonesia The 1 st Asian Public Governance Forum on Public Innovation Jakarta, 12 June 2014 Erny Murniasih.

Namibia Institute for Democracy Profile Profile The Namibia Institute for Democracy (NID) was founded in 1991 and registered according to Section.

Civil Society Participation and Contribution to the UNCAC Review Process Towards Transparency – TI National Contact Vietnam UNCAC Self Assessment Process:

Towards a culture of good governance: Implementing the Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure Marcela Villarreal, Ph.D. Director.

International Perspectives on Electoral Reform

Making Technical Cooperation work for capacity building

Overview Rationale Context and Linkages Objectives Commitments

Accountability Gyan Laxmi Shrestha Tara Prasad Kharel NASC.

Rule of Law Working Group MTDS (GoT) priorities for the sector

An ANFREL-Foundation Presentation

Accountability: Approaches and tools

Learning Objectives By the end of the topic participants will be able to: Define accountability, Explain the characteristics of the supply and demand.

Rajendra Adhikari, Director of Studies, NASC

Public-Private Dialogue in Africa:

1. Introduction to the Convention 2

Overview Rationale Context and Linkages Objectives Commitments

Joining Forces for Responsible Leadership to Enhance Good Governance: Citizens, Public Officials, Private Sector and the Press What Governments are.

The Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice(ANEEJ),

COORDINATION: SOME IDEAS

Making Technical Cooperation work for capacity building

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS BOARD

The Active Citizens Fund in Bulgaria Programme Priorities and Measures for Support Short version of the presentation delivered at the Official Launch.

Presentation transcript:

Swedish Mission Council RBA seminar in Nairobi, 6 November 2012 London / Amman / Bishkek / Jakarta / East Jerusalem / Nairobi / Ramallah / Yerevan Integrity Building, and the Role of NGOs Rafolisy Patrick

© Tiri Phase 1: Breaking the Taboo - the Case for Reform Phase 2: Setting Int’l Standards Phase 3: Enforcement, Implementation Evolution of Anti-Corruption tiri Phase 4: Pro-Integrity Citizen-led 2011-? 4 Phases in Anti-Corruption

© Tiri 2012 The Major INGOs in ACTA (a)

© Tiri 2012 Sherpa U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre The Major INGOs in ACTA (b)

© Tiri 2012 The Open Budget Partnership The Major MSIs in ACTA

© Tiri 2012 Technolog y innovation Aware- ness Raising Advocacy Service Provision Direct Action Social & Institutional Change Up- Skilling Core Domains of Social Change NGOs c Skills Train Educate Social Enterprise Awareness Raising Advocacy NV Action Social & Institutional Change Monitoring Research Legal Action

© Tiri 2012 What is Integrity? Accountability Enabling stakeholders to check that we do what we say we do. Competence Doing it well. Ethics Doing it with honour – and with public purpose. Corruption control Doing it without corruption.

© Tiri 2012 Integrity Formula I = a C1C1 ( AE ) C2C2 -

© Tiri 2012 S O C I E T Y’ S V A L U E S P U B L I C A W A R E N E S S MEDIA CIVIL SOCIETY PRIVATE SECTOR INTERNATIONAL ACTORS The National Integrity System SUSTAIN- ABLE DEVELOP- MENT QUALITY OF LIFE RULE OF LAW AUDITOR GENERAL OMBUDSMAN WATCHDOG AGENCIES PUBLIC SERVICE LEGISLATURE EXECUTIVE JUDICIARY N A T I O N A L I N T E G R I T Y

© Tiri 2012 ACCOUNTABILITY Vertical Horizontal Diagonal 1. Top-down 2. Bottom-up Transparency and access to information + Social competence, Social demand

© Tiri 2012 Organize I = a C1C1 ( RE ) C2C2 - 1.Leadership 2.Organisation / Mobilisation 3.Localisation

© Tiri 2012 Illustration: Electoral Justice Initiative International: Facilitation of the Electoral Integrity Group Accra Principles of Electoral Justice (APEJ) Country Implementation: Sierra Leone The National Election Watch facilitating the APEJ Steering Committee

© Tiri 2012 Electoral Justice Principles (Accra Principles) Participation Acceptance Lawfulness Substantialit y Periodicity Timeliness Non- violence Transparenc y Independenc e Professional ism Integrity Impartial Fairness

© Tiri 2012 EJ Initiative Process Objective: To create and/or strengthen a coalition of stakeholders in the process of realising electoral justice Process: –Sounding out Stakeholders –Launch meeting and institutional arrangement –Standards and Tools development –Observation, Assessment and Dialogues –Corrective actions and engagement of stakeholders –Evaluation, stocktaking

© Tiri 2012 Stakeholders CSO: The National Election Watch National Election Commission The Security Forces All Political Party Youth Association Political Party Registration Commission Independent Medial Commission Law Commission

© Tiri 2012 Sierra Leone Security Forces

© Tiri 2012 Key Stakeholders Trust Level

© Tiri 2012 Thank You !