Politics and Private Interests Accountability Instruments Johannesburg, April 3, 2007.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Ministry of Interior of Montenegro,,The Fight against corruption and organized crime in Montenegro Ministry of Interior of Montenegro,,The Fight against.
Advertisements

Government’s Role in Economy
Private Interest Politics Silke Pfeiffer Transparency International Global Forum V South Africa April 2007.
Can global integrity indicators identify operational entry points for anticorruption reforms? 1 Course on Actionable Governance Indicators: Making AGIs.
Wilson 11C. » Single most important work ˃Too many issues for legislators +Power words +Facts and data ˃Truth? +Accountability +Relationships.
Presented by: Ram Saran Pudasaini DDG,IRD.  PI-13 Transparency of taxpayer obligations and liabilities  PI-14 Effectiveness of measures for taxpayer.
Global Forum V on Fighting Corruption and Safeguarding Integrity (GF V) 2-5 April, 07 Strengthening actions for effective implementation of anti-corruption.
The Brazilian Fiscal Responsibility Law of May 2000 The Brazilian Fiscal Responsibility Law of May 2000 Helio Tollini Fiscal Affairs Department/IMF April.
January 23, Evans and Embedded Autonomy What is a developmental state, according to Evans What are its internal and external characteristics? What.
Common recommendations and next steps for improving local delivery of climate finance Bangkok, October 31, 2012.
GOVERNMENT OF SOUTHERN SUDAN SUDAN CONSORTIUM “ SUSTAINING PEACE THROUGH DEVELOPMENT” 5 TH -7 TH MAY 2008; OSLO, NORWAY Pre-Consortium Session: Planning.
Measuring & Monitoring Governance in Developing Countries Stephen Knack The World Bank 2 nd International Roundtable Marrakesh, Feb
CORRUPTION & TRANSPARENCY. “Trust in Allah but don’t forget to tie up your camel” Good Governance, Transparency and Controlling Corruption -> Key Pre-requisites.
A Note on Corruption and Development ECON 3510, Carleton University June 12, 2014 A.Ritter Source: Class Notes.
European models and practices in public financing of NGOs Nilda Bullain European Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ECNL)
Public funding of NGOs in Romania Budapest, Hungary November, 2010 Octavian Rusu, Legal adviser.
AUDITING AND CONTROL OF POLITICAL PARTY RESOURCES THE MEXICAN CASE.
Legal and fiscal conditions for foundations in the Czech Republic.
THE FUNDING OF POLITICAL LIFE IN FRANCE : TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY Pierre-Christian SOCCOJA, Ankara, 8 July 2005
Integrating Corruption and Governance Related Concerns in the design of CASs By: Vinay Bhargava Director, Operations and International Affairs, EXT Presentation.
Public Expenditure Management Challenges Lajos Bokros professor of economics and public policy senior vice president for research and international projects.
1. Key issues  Definitions of governance  International investments 2. Child rights in governance assessments 3.3. Strategies to ensure governance.
Media Projects Marija Gaćeša and Violeta Ćorić Belgrade, 1 st October Ministry of Finance.
SPANISH COURT OF AUDIT PUBLIC AIDS AND SUBSIDIES: ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY.
Title Content Name of presentation here Political financing: transparency and supervision Some considerations in the light of GRECO reports 10th conference.
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.
Overview of different political party funding systems of Member States of the Council of Europe Overview of different political party funding systems of.
The Power of Open. 55 OGP participating Governments … 250+ OGP commitments … 1.78 billion people around the world, representing 25% of the world’s.
Overview of Political Finance in South Asia, with a Focus on India E. Sridharan University of Pennsylvania Institute for the Advanced Study of India 15.
Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development And Transparency 1 Improving Transparency of Party / Candidate Income & Expenditure in Pakistan Ahmed Bilal.
Corruption in Transition: The Bulgarian Experience Partners in Transition II Sofia, September 2001.
THE CHALLENGES OF EXTERNAL DRIVEN REFORMS Cristian Ghinea Laura Stefan Brussels, November 2011 THE CHALLENGES OF EXTERNAL DRIVEN REFORMS Cristian Ghinea.
IFMIS, PEM, and Anti- corruption IFMIS, PEM, and Anti- corruption Bill Dorotinsky PREM Public Sector Governance Group April 21, 2005 Building ICT to Reduce.
FUNDING MECHANISMS Kristina Mänd, NENO (Estonia) Grace Williams, Audit Manager of the National Audit Office (England) Mihai Lisetchi, AID-ONG (Romania)
Duncan Brack Brussels, 27 April Support to timber-producing countries 2. Trade in timber 3. Public procurement 4. Private sector initiatives.
SEL1 Implementing an assessment – the Process Session IV Lusaka, January M. Gonzales de Asis and F. Recanatini, WBI
Access to Information: Bolivia Main Headline Goes Here Special Meeting of the Juridical and Political Affairs OAS December 13, 2010 Laura Neuman Access.
Regional Conference Money in Politics Session 5. How to design effective financial monitoring bodies for the enforcement of political finance law? Lina.
Regional Conference on Money in Politics February, 2016 Tbilisi, Georgia Discussion on the challenges to women participation in politics, on the.
Governance in Central and Eastern Europe Cheryl W. Gray Europe and Central Asia Region World Bank.
M O N T E N E G R O Negotiating Team for the Accession of Montenegro to the European Union Working Group for Chapter 32 – Financial Control Bilateral screening:
Workshop “The Assessment of the Impact of the Percentage Tax Designation Mechanisms on Civil Society” The experience of Hungary by István Sebestény Phd.
Bucharest 9 March Launched in 2011 International multi-stakeholder platform Government and civil society collaboratively develop and implement.
Than Zaw, Ministry of National Planning and Economic Development, Myanmar Achieving Predictable and Transparent Development Cooperation.
1 Public Sector Corruption: from petty corruption to state capture Olga Savran Manager, Anti-Corruption Network for Eastern Europe and Central Asia (ACN),
Governance Diagnostic Tools James Anderson, Magnus Lindelow, Francesca Recanatini, and Randi Ryterman The World Bank February 15, 2006.
This presentation has been produced with the financial assistance of the European Union under the project “Strengthening the Legal Framework for Citizen.
Lok Satta1 AP Right to Information Draft Bill 2001 People Power LOK SATTA.
James Anderson World Bank February 23, 2004
Powered By: Futurenotez.com
Hungarian experience with the percentage mechanism
linking public resources to the illicit financing of political parties
ICFO Comparative Study 2013: Findings
Public Funding of Represented Political Parties Act, 103 of 1997
FIGHTING CORRUPTION AND POVERTY: ARE WE GETTING IT RIGHT?
GOVERNANCE AND CORRUPTION
Government’s Role in Economy
Boris Divjak Transparency International BiH Sarajevo, g.
Transparency … and Accountability May 2011
Securing free and fair European elections
Government at a Glance 2011: links to EUPAN’s indicators project
My Vote Counts (MVC) Launched in 2012 as a campaign to improve transparency on political party funding Registered in April 2014 as a non profit company.
David Moore European Center for Not-for-Profit Law
Direct State Funding for NGOs
The policy framework for cooperation Casablanca, 4-5 September 2013 Workshop on the Models to Promote Cooperation between Civil Society and Government.
SASMT EO REPORT.
պրոֆ. Գ. Հարությունյան ՔԵՄԲՐԻՋ
How to Ensure Effective Implementation of a Competition law ?
UNCAC Chapter II Overview Prevention of Corruption under the United Nations Convention against Corruption 8-10 April 2019 Addis Ababa.
Presentation transcript:

Politics and Private Interests Accountability Instruments Johannesburg, April 3, 2007

Accountability instruments  Transparent access to public funds and active control institutions  Freedom of information  Public disclosure

Transparent access to public funds  Public procurement procedures: Inclusive eligibility criteria Clear and transparent selection criteria Predictable process  State subsidies  Exemptions / delays from tax payments  Public-private partnerships

Freedom of information  Rule: Free access to information  Exemptions: limited and clearly defined  Clear deadlines and strict procedures for providing public information  Access to justice in case of refusal

Public disclosure  Financing of political parties and electoral campaigns  Declarations of wealth and interests for public sector employees  Budgets, investment plans and expenditure reports

Financing of political parties and electoral campaigns  Publication of all sources of funding  Clear rules on membership fees and donations  Clear rules on access to state subsidies  Effective controls  Deterrent and proportional sanctions for non-compliance

Declarations of wealth and interests  Publicly accessible declarations  Including assets and interests of family members  Comprehensive instruments  Sanctions for non-submission of the declarations

Budgets, investment plans and expenditure reports  Publication and public debate on draft budgets and investment plans  Adoption of budgets and investment plans through transparent procedure  Publication of comprehensive expenditure reports

Prerequisites for accountability  Awareness campaigns  Active civil society and media  Independent and efficient judiciary

LAURA OANA STEFAN MINISTRY OF JUSTICE ROMANIA