research on transparency and accountability around the world
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Research on transparency and accountability around the world Working with local CSOs on new approaches of doing research (in terms of methodology , tools). G20 Mexico 2012 Questions. In which new ways can civil society organizations impact results of anti-corruption policies? - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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• Research on transparency and accountability around the world
• Working with local CSOs on new approaches of doing research (in terms of methodology, tools)
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G20 Mexico 2012 Questions
1. IN WHICH NEW WAYS CAN CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS IMPACT RESULTS OF ANTI-CORRUPTION POLICIES?
2. IN WHICH AREAS COULD BUSINESSES BE DOING MORE?
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To Answer These Questions…
• Focus on citizens are using information technologies to get results, and the new opportunities this creates for the private sector to engage with civil society (simultaneously with higher level agenda).
• Global Integrity welcomes G20 anti-corruption efforts and is optimistic about commitments around asset recovery, whistleblower protection, and enforcement of foreign bribery legislation.
• We support CSOs requests (Feb. 2012), including new “publish what you fund” legislation and a formal process for more meaningful civil society engagement in the Anti-Corruption Working Group.
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Meet Roberto Mora…
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CCSS in charge of universal health care, retirement
funds mgt
Employers pay dues (theirs and their
employees’)
Inspectors collect delinquent
accounts but can get bribed, etc.
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-1. EMAIL LIST WITH 100s (PRESIDENT, SUPREME COURT JUSTICES, CONGRESSMEN, MEDIA…)-2. STARTED SPAMMING THEM (CC ON DELINQUENT ACCOUNTS)
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GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
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…BUT MOSTLY BUSINESS, UNTIL THEY PAY (EX. US$1 MILLION LAST WEEK)
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US$44 million ✔
Getting the Job Done
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-ROBERTO’S NOT SOME CRAZY STORY-INDIVIDUALS (ALONE OR PARTNERING WITH CSOS/GOV) ARE GETTING RESULTS
GV-GI research found…
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Civil Society on Bribes (Reporting)
INDONESIA
PAKISTAN
INDIA
KENYA
GLOBAL NETWORK?
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Civil Society on Procurement/Political Influence (Monitoring)
RUSSIA
U.S.
SLOVAKIA
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Civil Society on Consumer Issues (Proposing)
COSTA RICA
BRAZIL CHILE
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Governments Stepping In…
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What We Haven’t Found Much of: Private Sector
…except when it comes to protecting the brand. Still, a sign of collaboration potential.
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Next Steps
Natural next step is for the private sector (multinationals/small and medium businesses) to become more deeply involved with civil society initiatives, simultaneously with higher level anti-corruption agenda. Projects that take a collaborative approach get better results.
Specifically:
1. Being responsive (answering questions, being part of a dialogue, disclosing more information…).
2. Supporting these new initiatives, partnering up with them in local/global contexts where/when it makes sense.
3. Being proactive, proposing other new mechanisms to engage civil society in accomplishing anti-corruption objectives.