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German Development Cooperation’s support to Anti-corruption reforms

Mr. Johannes Ferguson, Head of Anti-Corruption and Integrity Programme (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale

Zusammenarbeit, GIZ )

Conference of the States Parties to the United Nations Convention against Corruption

Sixth session, 2-6 November 2015, St. Petersburg, Russia

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German DC Anti-Corruption / COSP 201519.11.2015

• Who we are

• How we support AC

• Examples of our work

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German Development Cooperation: Three Levels of Anticorruption Work

Level 1: Internal compliance and integrity managementHow do we protect development funds and the reputation of our development

cooperation? Integrity management, rules and procedures (for procurement ,etc., O+R), trainings

Level 2: Technical cooperation with partnersHow do we support our partners in preventing and combating corruption?

Supporting national institutions from government, private sector and civil society Capacity Development, advisory services

Level 3: International / global cooperationStrengthening debate and cooperation at the international level (OECD-DAC Govnet, U4), and

political guidance (G8, UNCAC) Transnational dimension of corruption and anticorruption

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Tackling corruption through Technical Cooperation

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Support to AC reforms

BroaderGovernancereforms

Sectoral reforms

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• Multi-stakeholder

• Network and dialogue platforms with the private sector and civil society organizations

• Advice to Ministries

• Organizational and strategic support to Anticorruption Commissions, Supreme Audit Institutions, Public Prosecutors Offices, Courts and Court administrations

• Multi- level

• Projects with line ministries and subordinate bodies, municipalities and regions, parastatal entities

• Multi-sectoral

• Strengthening administrative integrity, improving judicial integrity

• Supporting investigative and prosecuting capacities

• Corruption assessments and prevention in sectors (health, education, water…)

Holistic anti-corruption support

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IndonesiaAssisting in Preventing and CombatingCorruption (KPK)

South Africa• Governance Support Programme• Support for Corruption Watch

CameroonMulti-donor initiative Change Habits Oppose Corruption (CHOC)

GhanaSupport for Transparency International

KosovoFight Against Organised Crime andCorruption / Twinning

HondurasPromoting Integrity in the Education Sector

UgandaPromotion of Accountability and Transparency

Projects with Anti-Corruption as main objective

GIZ Portfolio Anti-Corruptionand Integrity (August 2015)

PeruProgramme Good Governance and State Reform

BangladeshPrison and Justice Reform for PromotingHuman Rights and Preventing Corruption

MongoliaSupporting the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative

ZimbabweSupport for Transparency International

MalawiSupport for Transparency International (scheduled)

Burundi & RwandaSupport for Transparency International

Bosnia and HerzegovinaStrengthening of Public Institutions

GermanyGlobal Programmes:• Anti-Corruption and Integrity• Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative

(EITI)• Forest GovernanceAlliance for Integrity (AFiN)

SerbiaAnti-Corruption Adviser Ukraine

Support to the Reform of Public Finances

Afghanistan• Open Policy Advisory Fund• Regional Capacity Development• Advising Transparency International

YemenCapacity Development for Governance Reforms

PhilippinesForest and Climate Protection Panay

South CaucasusSupport to Legal Harmonisation towards European Standards

Kenya• Promoting Good Governance to Strengthen Integrity and

Accountability• Governance-Reform in the Water and Sanitation Sector• Activities Piloting the BMZ Anti-Corruption Strategy• Support for Transparency International

Nigeria• Exposing corruption in goods trade and

customs duties• Support for Transparency International

(scheduled)

MENA RegionStrengthening the Water Sector throughRegional Networking and Training

Projects with Anti-Corruption as secondary objective Projects with Anti-Corruption-Activities

AlbaniaActivities Piloting the BMZ Anti-Corruption Strategy

KyrgyzstanActivities Piloting the BMZ Anti-Corruption Strategy

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Strengthening Integrity and AccountabilityGIZ Promotion Programme of Good Governance

• Multi-stakeholder support along the „anti-corruption chain“: prevention, tracing and sanctioning in public service.

• Multi-level approach from national government down to (local) county level

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For example through: Strengthening of anti-corruption commission, public prosecutors office, courts to improve legal sanctions

Increase in the number of new corruption cases filed from 2012 to 2013: 16,648

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Thank you!

Contact:Johannes.Ferguson@giz.de

anticorruptionprogramme@giz.de

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Präsentationstitel hier eintragen19.11.2015

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• TransparencyInformation is power. Power can be abused. Access to information can reduce the odds of abuse ofpower.

• Voice & ParticipationPlatforms and interfaces, e.g. between administration and citizens, must be accessible.

• AccountabilityParticipation and transparency are important preconditions for accountability. But corrupt behaviour also has to be punished.

• Integrity InfrastructureAn integrity infrastructure is a set of measures and instruments applied within an organization tomanage corruption risks.

The four dimensions of anti-corruption work