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AGENDA OVERVIEW TECH FOR TRUST 20-21 March 2019 - Paris, France

2019

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Wednesday 20 March

Opening Remarks

Leaders Panel: New Technologies for Anti-Corruption and Integrity: Perils and Promises

08:00-09:00

09:00-09:30

09:30-11:00

11:00-11:30

11:30-13:00

14:30-16:00

16:30-18:00

13:00-14:30

16:00-16:30

18:00-20:00

Data Analytics: Taking a Byte Out of Corruption

Regulating Innovation: Ethics, Challenges and Opportunities

Launch of the OECD Study on Non-Trial Resolutions of Foreign Bribery Cases

Combatting Corruption: The Impact of Tax Information Sharing

Residency for Sale? Mitigating ‘Golden Visa’ Abuse

Parcels Trade: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly?

Dirty Money as a

Livelihood

New perspectives (1/4):

Culture of Integrity

(Session details page 4)

New perspectives (2/4):

Tech for Integrity

(Session details page 4)

Youth ResearchEdge Pitch

Networking Break

Registration and Welcome Coffee

Lunch Break (see lunch options page 6) & Youth ResearchEdge Poster Market

Networking Break

Reception and Launch of the UK Global Anti-Corruption and Integrity Programme - Buffet du Parc

Room 1

Room 1

Room 1

Room 1

Room 1

Room 2

Room 2

Room 7

Room 7

Auditorium

Auditorium

Auditorium

Full agenda with speakers available on the Forum website – oe.cd/IF2019 and via Sched event app – event code: GACIF2019

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Wednesday 20 March Thursday 21 March

Keynote Speeches

08:30-09:00

09:00-09:20

11:15-12:45

14:15-15:45

16:15-17:00

17:00-17:15

09:20-10:45

12:45-14:15

15:45-16:15

10:45-11:15

Future Tense: New Technologies & the Fight against Corruption

Water Integrity: Filtering out Corruption

Social Media: The False Friend of Democracy?

Rebooting Anti-Corruption & Integrity

Closing Remarks

Risky Business: Corruption in Privatisation

Unequal Footing: Gender & Integrity

Responsible Lobbying: Aligning Profit with the Public Good

Review of the 2009 Anti-Bribery Recommendation: Engaging Civil Society and the Private Sector

New perspectives (3/4):

Evidence-Based Integrity Policies

(Session details page 4)

New perspectives (4/4):

Building an Integrity System

(Session details page 4)

Welcome Coffee

Lunch Break (see lunch options page 6) & Youth ResearchEdge Poster Market

Networking Break

Networking Break

Room 1

Room 1

Room 1

Room 1

Room 1

Room 1

Room 2

Room 7

Room 7

Room 2

Auditorium

Auditorium

Full agenda with speakers available on the Forum website – oe.cd/IF2019 and via Sched event app – event code: GACIF2019

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Youth ResearchEdge Poster Pitch & Market

To bridge the gap between academic research and policy making and to provide a platform for young researchers to present insights and evidence, the OECD opens a yearly call for papers on topics related to anti-corruption and integrity.

The winners of the Youth ResearchEdge competition will present their work in a 5-minute “TED-talk style” pitch during a dedicated session:

Youth Research Pitch Wednesday March 20 • 16:30-18:00 Room: Auditorium

They will also present their work in poster form and answer questions at the Poster Market located in the middle of the Conference Centre.

Poster Market: Conference Centre Wednesday, March 20 • 13:00-14:30 Thursday, March 21 • 12:45- 14:15

Art @ the ForumCarded by Kathryn Frey and Ieva Lynugaryte from the Parsons Paris School of Design addresses the themes of the 2019 Forum. Transparent by design, it underscores the necessity of transparency in the design and use of new technologies. The installation highlights the fragility and complexity of a “house of cards”, a structure that will collapse if a necessary element is removed. It parallels the“unspoken rules” of a card game to that of new tech governance. Check out Carded located in the heart of the OECD Conference Centre.

New Perspectives on Integrity (Auditorium)

Knowledge Partners will present “New Perspectives” on Culture of Integrity, Tech for Integrity, Evidence-Based Integrity Policies, and Building an Integrity System.

Culture of Integrity Wednesday, March 20 • 11:30 - 13:00

• Interdisciplinary Corruption Research Network (ICRN) “Behavioral Approaches to Anti-Corruption: An Integrity Turn?”

• Tufts University “Ignoring Social Norms Can Undermine Integrity Promotion”

• The Accountability Lab “Rewriting the Script on Corruption through Mindset Shifting”

Tech for Integrity Wednesday, March 20 • 14:30 - 16:00

• New Development Bank (NDB) “Fintecgrity: Leveraging Fintech for Enhancing Integrity”

• The Future Society “AI for Anti-Corruption: Potential, Pathways, and Challenges”

• International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA) “What Cryptocurrencies Mean for Political Finance?”

Evidence-Based Integrity Policies Thursday, March 21 • 11:15 - 12:45

• C4Ads “The Devil’s in the Data: Data Integration and Anti-Corruption Research”

• Natural Resource Governance Institute (NRGI) “National Oil Companies: New Database to Bolster Governance”

• Transparency International “Turning Company Ownership Information Into Accountability”

Building an Integrity System Thursday, March 21 • 14:15 - 15:45

• OSCE/ODIHR “What does it take to be an MP for 30 minutes? Parliamentary Dilemmas on Integrity and Anti-Corruption”

• The Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) “Helping Local Business Benefit from Tech Innovation”

• Blavatnik School of Government, Oxford University “Building towards Institutional Integrity: An Australian Case Study”

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21/03

22/03

8:00 - 9:00Upon invitation

Beneficial Ownership as an Emerging Global Norm: Building a Coalition of Early Adopters - Organised by OGP

16:30 - 18:00Open

Exploring how to make progress in reducing corruption risk in public procurement processes - Organised by Global Integrity

8:00 - 9:00Upon invitation U4 Breakfast Roundtable: Exploring AI for Anti-Corruption Room 16

8:55 - 13:30Open

Public Consultation on the Review of the 2009 Anti-Bribery Recommendation: Thematic Roundtables

Room 6

11:30 - 13:00Open Meeting of the Coalition of Influencers Room 9

9:30 - 17:00Open Meeting of the Auditors Alliance Room 12

10:30 - 17:00Upon invitation OECD Blockchain Pilot Workshop Room 24

14:00 - 18:00Open Roundtable on Anti-Corruption and Business Integrity Auditorium

16:30 - 18:00Upon invitation

Access to information: What works in OECD and MENA Special session of the Working Group on Integrity and Civil Service

Room 16

Room 24

Room 24

12:30 - 14:00Upon invitation

Roundtable on Integrity and Anti-Corruption in Latin America and the Caribbean

Room 6

12:45 - 14:15Upon invitation Spotlight on Safeguarding Integrity in EU Funds Room 16

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20/03

11:30 - 13:00Upon invitation

Launch of OECD/EU-IPO report on Illicit Trade in Counterfeit and Pirated Goods

Auditorium

10:00 - 12:00Open Tax Morale and Integrity in Developing Countries Auditorium

9:00 - 17:45Open

18/03

Annual Meeting of the MENA-OECD Business Integrity Network (MOBIN)

Room 6

OECD Integrity Week side events

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The OECD Anti-Corruption & Integrity HubJoin us in the Conference Centre outside Room 7 to test the beta version of the new OECD Anti-Corruption & Integrity Hub, which once fully launched in 2020, will serve as a trusted point of reference for practitioners to access tools and action-oriented content, engage and coordinate on global efforts to combat corruption and promote integrity. Participate in one of our live-demos at the Hub booth and exchange on how the ACI Hub can best support the global anti-corruption & integrity community.

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Where to eat• Coffee Bar: Lunch boxes will be available for

purchase at the Café located in the heart of the Conference Centre.

• Exki Café: Open from 08:00 to 17:00 offers breakfast, lunch, salads, sandwiches and snacks, located across the auditorium.

• Self-Service Cafeteria (Buffet du Parc): Open from 11:45 until 14:15 on the entrance level floor.

• Restaurant des Nations: With waiter service offering simple and refined dishes open from 12:00 until 14:00. For reservations or questions, please email: restaurantdesnations@elior.com.

• Food Truck Mozza & Co: Located in the gardens of the OECD, by the cafeteria, this Food Truck proposes Italian delicacies. Full menu at www.mozzaandco.it

• Local Eats: Variety of restaurants and bakeries outside the OECD around the metro station La Muette (5-10 minute walk)

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Perils and Promises of AI, Blockchain, Civic Tech and Big Data Analytics Advances in blockchain technology, artificial intelligence, big data analytics and civic technologies are the driving force behind the digital age, revolutionising the global economy with their transformative impact on the labour market, productivity and economic growth. The proliferation of data and algorithms has allowed these new technologies to redefine established knowledge and practices, as well as challenge the moral standards and regulations that govern societies. However, these rapid developments are not only changing government, business and society; they also open new avenues for corrupt behaviours, all the while offering new tools to address them.

The application of new technologies by governments, businesses and citizens has caused a paradigm shift in anti-corruption and integrity efforts, offering new opportunities to defend against integrity risks. Digital tools powered by data and algorithms are an ally to transparency and integrity, promising to foster inclusion, allow easier access to information, and assist in the prevention, detection and mitigation of corrupt practices. However, with these new technologies come new threats, which challenge existing regulatory frameworks, enable novel forms and scales of corruption and threaten the democratic discourse.

Across the globe, countries are facing pressing questions on how to regulate new technologies and leverage the opportunities they offer for better regulation, all the while balancing values of fairness and integrity, and privacy and transparency in the use of such technologies. Societies face a dual challenge: integrating new technologies to counter corruption and advance integrity, while also building resilience to respond to the risks that those same technologies present. The complexity of these challenges calls for robust engagement and sustained dialogue between governments, industry leaders, policy makers, technical experts, and civil society.

The 2019 OECD Global Anti-Corruption & Integrity Forum brings together government, business, civil society and academia to take stock of the potentials and perils of these new technologies. Through multi-stakeholder dialogue, the Forum will build consensus on how to advance tech solutions for integrity, corruption prevention and enforcement.*View the full list of opportunities and challenges of Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Big Data Analytics and Civic Technology at oe.cd/IF2019

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