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Welcome to the second IACA Regional The Regional Summer Academy programme Summer Academy! Inspired by the combines anti-corruption theory with practice, Welcome to success and impact of the annual Summer offering unique perspectives of approaching Academy, the Regional Summer Academy corruption and its consequences with pragmatism. is designed to address the anti-corruption A range of speakers are here to share their insight, IACA's Regional and compliance needs of a specific region. and engage participants in thought-provoking This year the focus is on Eastern Africa. discussions on pressing anti- corruption issues like best practices, obstacles and limitations, collective Summer Academy - We are delighted to have acquired such action, and the application of anti-corruption a diverse group of professionals to strategies and frameworks in the regional context. participate in the programme here in Eastern Africa! Kampala, . From Zimbabwe to On behalf of all of us at IACA, I wish you an enriching Ethiopia, and Mauritius to Burundi, anti- experience at Regional Summer Academy - Eastern corruption professionals have gathered Africa, and every success in your future endeavors. here to dedicate themselves to the common cause of fighting corruption and With best wishes, building ethical systems.

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Martin Kreutner Dean & Executive Secretary of IACA

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IACA Regional Summer Academy - perspectives of economics, law, political Eastern Africa, is a seven-day programme science, collective action, and ethics, to focusing on important anti-corruption name a few. issues in 15 countries in East Africa and . Lecturers will share their anti-corruption expertize, as well as their practical 60 professionals from versatile regional knowledge on initiating backgrounds, including civil society, strategies for compliance, identifying and media, international organizations, and assessing drawbacks, and implementing both the public and private sectors frameworks which support good have gathered in Kampala to analyze governance and transparency in Eastern and understand the corruption issues Africa. which afflict Eastern Africa. This makes for a great environment to network IACA Regional Summer Academy- and exchange ideas on tackling anti- Eastern Africa is funded by the corruption issues across countries in the Austrian Development Cooperation, in region. cooperation with IACA.

An internationally renowned group of professors and practitioners has been assembled to lead the programme and cover anti-corruption issues from the introduction

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Brian Kagoro Jeff Sebuyira

Brian Kagoro comes from Zimbabwe, and is the Regional Programme Advisor for the Jeff Sebuyira is a commercial capacity-building expert with a strong background in business UNDP’s Africa Governance and Public Administration Programme, as well as the Officer in leadership and finance. A founding partner and experienced consultant at Imprint (U) Ltd. Charge (ad interim) of the UNDP Africa Governance Team. Brian is based in Addis Ababa at (Kampala), he trained the UK and has worked for different multinational organizations in the UNDP Regional Service Centre for Africa. A constitutional by training, he practiced various parts of the world. law as a partner at Kantor and Immerman, one of the leading law firms in Zimbabwe. He was instrumental in the formation of several civil society groups, including the National He holds a Doctorate in Business Leadership from the University of South Africa, and is a Constitutional Assembly, the NGO Human Rights Forum, the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition, Fellow of the Chartered CertifiedA ccountants (UK). In addition, he is an accredited executive and the Centre for Citizen Participation in the African Union (CCP-AU). He has served on coach and a certified user of various psychometric instruments. boards of both private sector and civil society groups, including National Foods Ltd, Workers Trust, Amani Trust, CCP-AU, Action Aid International , and Zimbabwe Jeff Sebuyira has strong facilitation skills and can draw from a vast experience within the for Human Rights. In 2002, he became the Founding Director of the Crisis in Zimbabwe private sector to build both individual and organizational capacity. He has been instrumental Coalition and was subsequently elected chairperson of the Crisis Coalition. In 2005, Brian in the development of financial capacity of various businesses, and in building intervention was appointed Pan-African Policy Manager for Action Aid International, an international programs. He continues to explore other areas of opportunity. anti-poverty development agency headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa. Brian has served as a consultant for several regional organizations, including the African Union Commission (AUC), NEPAD Planning and Coordination Agency, and United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA).

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Overview on corruption in EA in Today's Environment team building

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Robert Klitgaard Smokin Wanjala

Robert Klitgaard is an American University Professor at Claremont Graduate University, Smokin Wanjala is a judge at the Supreme Court of Kenya. Prior to this appointment, where he served as the President from 2005 to 2009. He previously served as Dean of he was Assistant Director of the now defunct Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission (2004– the Pardee RAND Graduate School, where he was also the Ford Distinguished Professor of 2009) and a law lecturer at the University of Nairobi (1986–2004). Justice Wanjala also International Development and Security. He has twice been the Li Ka-shing Distinguished served as Joint Secretary to the Commission on Illegally and Irregularly Acquired Public Chair Visiting Professor at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Land, Chairman of the Public Complaints Committee on the Environment, and is one of the Singapore. He was a Professor of Economics at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, founders of the Centre for Law and Research International. He has published widely in the Lester Crown Professor of Economics at Yale’s School of Management, and an Associate fields of law, human rights, and governance. He holds a Bachelor of Laws (LL. B) degree Professor of Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School, where he also served half-time from the University of Nairobi and a Diploma in Law from the Kenya School of Law. He also as Special Assistant to Harvard President Derek Bok. Klitgaard advises governments on holds a Master of Laws (LLM) from Columbia University, New York, and a Doctorate in Law economic strategy and institutional reform, and his consulting work and research have taken (PhD) from the University of Ghent, Belgium. He is a frequent IACA lecturer. him to more than 30 countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. He has been called “the world’s leading expert on corruption” (The Christian Science Monitor). He has served on the faculty of the World Economic Forum, the editorial boards of Theoria, the Journal of Economic Literature, and the Board of the International Development Evaluation Association. He is a frequent IACA lecturer.

Topic: Topic: Political perspectives and way ahead {{ Good governance & Political will {{ The Economy of Corruption

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George Kararach INNOCENT LUGHA BASHUNGWA

George Kararach is a Senior Economist from the United Nations Economic Commission for Innocent Lugha Bashungwa is a Member of Parliament of the Tanzania National Assembly Africa (UNECA) and an experienced and numerate graduate with an outstanding background representing Karagwe Constituency, where he was also born and raised. In addition, he is in policy analysis, development economics, and strategic planning. Mr. Kararach is a citizen the Founder and Managing Director of Extractive Industries Consultancies Tanzania (EICO), a of Ethiopia. He has worked with various multilateral development banks including the African Tanzanian company which undertakes consultancy assignments in the extractive industries. Development Bank. Mr. Kararach has a deep understanding of donor fund raising and the UN Bashungwa reached extensive experience in the field of anti-corruption in the extractive system, as well as the operational activities of other agencies such as the African Capacity industry from assignments both national and international. He also serves as a member of Building Foundation and the . Mr. Kararach was one of the core the Study Group on Natural Gas Revenue Management in Tanzania, coordinated by Policy team members involved in the drafting of the recent UNECA report Measuring Corruption Research for Development (REPOA) and the Center for Global Development. Prior to his in Africa: The international dimension matters - African Governance Report IV (2016). Mr. election to Parliament, he also served on the Mining, Oil, and Gas Revenue Forecasting Kararach is author of several books; his most recent publications include: Development Modeling Group for Government of Tanzania. He held the position of economist and Policy in Africa: Mastering the Future? (Palgrave Macmillan, 2014), Development in Africa: programme coordinator of the Tanzania Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (TEITI) Refocusing the Lens after the Millennium Development Goals (Policy Press, with Besada, H. Secretariat under the Ministry of Energy and Minerals. and Shaw, T.M. (eds), 2015), Economic Management under Hyperinflationary Environment: Bashungwa holds a Master of International Affairs (MIA) in International Economic Policy The Political Economy of Zimbabwe, 1980-2008. (Oxford University Press, with Raphael and Finance from the Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA), Otieno (eds), 2016). George Kararach holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Leeds, and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Economics from Saint John's University. UK.

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Measuring Corruption in Eastern Africa Corruption Detection and Prevention in Extractive Industry and Scope of EITI

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ANNA BOSSMAN CATHERINE BAMUGEMEREIRE

Anna Bossman is the Director of Integrity and Anti-Corruption (IACD) at the African Catherine Bamugemereire is a Justice of the Court of Appeal of Uganda/ Constitutional Development Bank Group (AfDB), an organization carrying out investigations into allegations Court. She has had a longstanding and illustrious judicial career of almost 25 years with of fraud, corruption, and other malpractices in the operations which it finances. The office additional international experience. Apart from working on four continents, she has proven also develops preventive measures to proactively reduce the potential for misconduct, fraud, successful in various disciplines of law including criminal, anti-corruption, commercial, and or corruption in AfDB financed operations. As a result of IACD’s thorough investigations, the civil and family law. In each of these areas, the learned Judge has left land mark decisions, AfDB announced negotiated settlements with a number of international firms in March and including the chairing of two commissions of inquiry. She was called to the Uganda High May 2014 after they acknowledged involvement in sanctionable practices. This is the second Court bench as a High Court Judge in 2010. largest settlement to date by any multilateral development bank. Bamugemereire holds a Bachelor’s of Laws Degree (LLB) from , and a Master Degree in Comparative Laws (LLM) from the Southern Methodist University (SMU) Prior to the African Development Bank Group, Ms. Bossman headed Ghana’s Commission in Dallas, Texas. on Human Rights and Administrative Justice as Acting Chair and Deputy Commissioner in charge of Legal and Investigations. Ms. Bossman began her legal career as an Assistant State Catherine joined the Public Sector in 1993 as a State Attorney in the Office of the Director of Attorney in Ghana’s Ministry of Justice, and later practiced law with the firm Okai Anderson Public Prosecutions, and was later called to the bench as Magistrate of the first Grade, rising & Co., specializing in company and tax law before a twenty-five year career at the Houston- to the position of Chief Magistrate of the white collar criminal court in Uganda. In 2001, she based Tenneco Oil Exploration and Production Company’s operations in , Central undertook a position as a Legal Advisor at Shell Mexico LPG, in Mexico City. She moved to Africa . In 1997, she founded Bossman Consultancy Limited, a management consulting firm the United States in 2002 and became Research Assistant at SMU in Dallas, Texas, before she concerned with legal and business advisory assistance in the public and private sector. relocated in 2003 to the UK for 8 years, serving as an Associate Lecturer at the University of Surrey. She left the University of Surrey to join the High Court Bench. She has written and presented extensively on the subject of corruption at scholarly conferences at Oxford Brookes, Manchester, Leicester, and the World Bank in Washington D.C. Catherine delivered more than twenty landmark decisions in corruption cases in Uganda with a conviction rate of 90%, and has made Asset Recovery Orders in excess of hundreds of millions of U.S Dollars. Statistically speaking, Catherine has the highest completion rate of cases in the Judiciary. Topic: Institutional Integrity at Multilateral Development Banks Topic: facilitator of the group work

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friday saturday sunday monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday 2 Sep 3 Sep 4 Sep 5 Sep 6 Sep 7 Sep 8 Sep 9 Sep

Political Perspectives Law and Public AC in EA: Affected Sectors and Introduction and Context The Economy of Corruption Ethics and Integrity Compliance and Collective Action Topic of the Day and Governance Procurement Success Stories

Breakfast & Registration 08:30 - 09:00 Welcome Word and Organizational Information (8:30 - 9:15) Arrival and Good Governance Institutional Integrity at The Economy of Corruption Law Enforcement Resistance to Political Corruption Monitoring & Compliance 09:00 - 10:30 Transfer to Hotel & Political Will Multilateral Development Banks Overview on Corruption in EA Robert Klitgaard Lawrence Gidudu John Githongo Sydney Asubo Robert Klitgaard Anna Bossman in Today's Environment Brian Kagoro

10:30 - 11:00 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break

Overview on Corruption in EA Good Governance Institutional Integrity at Organizational Change, Integrity The Economy of Corruption Law Enforcement Resistance to Political Corruption 11:00 - 12:30 in Today's Environment & Political Will Multilateral Development Banks and Collective Action Robert Klitgaard Lawrence Gidudu John Githongo Brian Kagoro Robert Klitgaard Anna Bossman Rainer-Diethardt BÜHRER

12:30 - 13:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch

Anti-Corruption in the Area of Corruption Detection & Prevention Political Perspectives Measuring Corruption Organizational Change, Integrity Team Building Group Work Public Procurement - Lessons in the Infrastructure 13:30 - 15:00 and The Way Ahead in Eastern Africa and Collective Action Jeff Sebuyira Catherine Bamugemereire Learned and Best Practices & Environment Sector Smokin Wanjala George Kararach Rainer-Diethardt BÜHRER Geo Quinot Rueben Lifuka

15:00 - 15:30 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break

Registration Corruption Detection and Anti-Corruption in the Area of Corruption Detection & Prevention at the Hotel Political Perspectives Team Building Prevention in Extractive Industry Public Procurement - Lessons in the Infrastructure Presentation of Group Work 15:30 - 17:00 and The Way Ahead Jeff Sebuyira and Scope of EITI Learned and Best Practices & Environment Sector Catherine Bamugemereire Smokin Wanjala Innocent L. Bashungwa Geo Quinot Rueben Lifuka

Interactive Discussion Interactive Discussion Group Work (17:00-18:30) Group Work (17:00-18:30) Closing Ceremony 17:00 - 18:00 Free Time Robert Klitgaard Smokin Wanjala Transfer to Speke Resort Munyonyo Catherine Bamugemereire Catherine Bamugemereire (Formal Dress) and Dinner with Cultural event

18:00 - 19:00 Dinner Free Time Free Time Free Time Roundtable (19:00 - 20:30)

Political Will and the Fight Farewell Dinner 19:00 - 20:00 Dinner Free Time Dinner Against Corruption in Africa Dinner Dinner

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Lawrence Gidudu GEO QUINOT

Honorable Justice Lawrence Gidudu is a Judge of the High Court of Uganda, where he Professor Geo Quinot Vice Dean in the Faculty of Law and Professor of Law in the Department holds the position of Head of the Anti-Corruption Division. He has been a successful judicial of Public Law at Stellenbosch University, South Africa, the Founding Director of the African officer since 1989, rising through the ranks from magistrate to chief magistrate, registrar, chief Public Procurement Regulation Research Unit (APPRRU), and the Co-Director of the Socio- registrar, and up to his current position as judge (2008 onward). Mr. Gidudu holds a degree in Economic Rights and Administrative Justice Research Project (SERAJ). He is additionally the current Vice President of the Administrative Justice Association of South Africa. Quinot has Law, a postgraduate diploma in Legal Practice, as well as a Master in Business Administration. also been admitted as an Advocate of the High Court of South Africa.

In the SU Law Faculty, Professor Quinot mainly teaches administrative and constitutional law. He also regularly instructs public administrators on both administrative law and public procurement regulation. His research focuses on general administrative law, including a particular focus on the regulation of state commercial activity such as public procurement. He is the author of various articles in academic journals, electronic publications, and chapters in book publications. He is also the author, co-author, and/or editor of five book publications: Administrative Law Cases and Materials (2008) Juta & Co; State Commercial Activity: A Legal Framework (2009) Juta & Co; Law and Poverty: Perspectives from South Africa and Beyond (2012) Juta & Co (with Professor Sandra Liebenberg); Public Procurement Regulation in Africa (2013) Cambridge University Press (with Professor Sue Arrowsmith) and Administrative Justice in South Africa: An Introduction (2015) Oxford University Press. He is a past editor-in- chief of the journal, Stellenbosch Law Review, and a founding editor of the new open-access journal, African Public Procurement Law Journal. Quinot often participates in national and international conferences in his fields of expertize, including on the topics of public procurement regulation and legal education.

Quinot obtained the degrees BA (Law) and LLB, both cum laude, at Stellenbosch University, Topic: and was awarded the Chancellor’s Medal upon graduating from LLB. He obtained an LLM at the University of Virginia School of Law in the USA as a Fulbright scholar, and a MA in Higher lAw enforcement Education Studies cum laude from the University of the Free State. He completed his doctorate in law at Stellenbosch University on a dissertation entitled: “The Judicial Regulation of State Commercial Activity”.

Topic: Anti-Corruption in Public Procurement - Lessons Learned and Best Practices

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JOHN GITHONGO Rueben Lifuka

John Githongo is the CEO of Inuka, a non-governmental organization involved in governance Rueben Lifuka is an Architect and Environmental Management Consultant working in issues emphasizing working with and for ordinary Kenyans. John is also a past Chairman of Zambia and the Southern African region. He is also a 2011 Draper Hills Summer Fellow with the Africa Institute for Governing with Integrity, Executive Vice Chair of the Mathare Youth the Centre for Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law at Stanford University, USA. Sports Association (MYSA), Chair board member of the Africa Center for Open Governance He is one of the founding members of Transparency International Zambia, and served as its (AFRICOG), and, between 2011 and 2015, a Commissioner of the Independent Commission on Chapter President from 2007 to 2012. In 2008, he was elected as a Board member on the Aid Impact (ICAI) of the British government. international board of Transparency International. He served two terms of office until 2014. Previously, he served as the Vice President of World Vision for Advocacy, Senior Associate During his tenure as TI Board member, Rueben pierced on several committees, notably, he Member, St. Antony’s College Oxford, Permanent Secretary in the Office of the President in chaired the important Membership Accreditation Committee. He was recently elected to serve charge of Governance and Ethics of the Kenya Government, board member of Transparency on the International Anti-Corruption Conference Council. Today, he continues to be actively International, Berlin, CEO of Transparency International, Kenya, and board member of the involved in research and advocacy on climate change and corruption, as well as land and Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC). In the past, he has been a columnist for the corruption in Africa. Rueben has served and continues to serve on a number of Boards of local EastAfrican for almost a decade and a correspondent for the Economist. He was also anchor/ and international NGOs. He is currently the Board Chairperson of a British Charity - Build It presenter of The Professional View talk show on the country’s government-owned television International Zambia, and a board member of the Zambian Governance Foundation. Rueben is station – the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) for four years. also the Chairperson of the National Governing Council for the Africa Peer Review Mechanism in Zambia, and Chairperson of the Multi Stakeholder Group for the Construction Sector In 2004 the German President awarded him the German-Afrika Prize for Leadership. He was awarded the Africa Center for Strategic Studies/National Defense University Visionary Award, Transparency Initiative for Zambia. From 2011 to 2013, he was appointed by the Republican in 2009. In 2011, he was selected as one of the world’s 100 most influential Africans by President to serve on the Technical Committee Drafting the Zambian Constitution. New African Magazine, and one of the world’s top 100 global thinkers by Foreign Policy magazine. In 2012, he was short-listed alongside U.S Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, for the prestigious Tipperary International Peace Award. In October 2013, he was awarded the OXI! Award by the Washington Oxi Day Foundation, honouring distinguished heroism and the defense of freedom. In 2015, he was appointed the Mimi and Peter E. Haas Distinguished Visitor at Stanford University. He delivered the 2015 Yale University Annual Coca Cola lecture. Topic: In 2015, together with the Angolan journalist and activist Rafael Maques, he was awarded the prestigious University of British Columbia, Peter A. Allard School of Law Prize for International Corruption Detection and Prevention in the Integrity. John is also a Senior Advisor to the Office of the President of South Sudan on Infrastructure and Environment Sector governance. He holds an honours degree in Economics and Philosophy from the University of Wales and an Honorary Doctorate from the Open University.

Topic: Resistance to Political Corruption

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Sydney Asubo Rainer-Diethardt Bührer

Sydney Asubo is presently the Executive Director of the Financial Intelligence Authority, effective 1st September, 2015. Rainer-Diethardt Bührer joined the South African Police Service in 1985 and graduated in 1996 from the University of South Africa with a Bachelor of Law degree. After specializing in His last position was that of Director of Legal Affairs at the Inspectorate of Government, the financial crime and corruption-related investigations in the Commercial Branch of the South main anti-corruption agency in the Republic of Uganda. He previously worked as a Senior African Police Service, he was selected in 1995, to be the first South African police officer to State Attorney in the Directorate of Public Prosecutions in Uganda. Asubo has extensive be stationed at the General Secretariat of the International Criminal Police Organization, ICPO experience in both prosecuting serious crimes, and in criminal justice policy work. He has - Interpol, in Lyon, , after South Africa’s re-admission to Interpol. He was posted to the Economic Crime Branch of Interpol, and 1997, he initiated Interpol’s current anti-corruption represented Uganda in many international criminal justice fields, particularly financial crimes program. In 2001, Bührer was appointed as the Assistant Director of Financial and Hi-Tech such as corruption, anti-money laundering, and combating terrorism financing. Crime within the Executive Directorate of the Interpol General Secretariat. Sydney is a task force member in the Eastern and Southern Africa Anti-Money Laundering Following his resignation from the South African Police Service in 2002, he led a team that Group. He is also a review expert under the United Nations Convention Against Corruption developed and implemented an organizational Internal Audit-, management control-, and (UNCAC), and participated as such during the review of Uganda’s Compliance with UNCAC. performance measurement program. In August of 2005, Mr. Bührer was transferred to the He also participated in the Review of TOGO’s Compliance with the UNCAC as an expert. Office of the Special Representative of Interpol to the United Nations in New York, to assist Presently, he is part of the panel of experts reviewing India’s compliance with the UNCAC. the Office in developing Interpol’s cooperation with the United Nations. He then assumed responsibility for the mandate to expand Interpol’s Anti-corruption program, and was instrumental in the creation of the International Anti-Corruption Academy based in Vienna, Austria.

In February 2008, Bührer joined Siemens at the Corporate Head Office in Munich to create a new Compliance Investigation Office with a mandate to conduct compliance investigations globally. The Mission of this Office is to support all Siemens business entities in achieving their Topic: goals by providing an objective, impartial and professional investigation of, and conclusion to all reported allegations of wrongdoing. Monitoring and Compliance Topic:

Organizational Change, Integrity and Collective Action

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Political Will and the Fight regional roundtable Against Corruption in Africa

moderator

Innocent L. Robert Klitgaard Anna Bossman Cissy N. Kagaba George Kararach Smokin Wanjala Bashungwa

University Professor at MP Tanzania National Director of Integrity Executive Director at Senior Economist, Uni- Judge at the Supreme Claremont Graduate Authority & Director and Anti-Corruption Anti-Corruption Coali- ted Nations Economic Court of Kenya University of Extractive Industries (IACD) at the African ton Uganda Commission for Africa Consultancies Tanzania Development Bank Group (AfDB)

Political leadership at the highest levels, and a relentless commitment to curbing corruption are the most Panelists will present inspiring cases and touch upon similarities among Eastern African corruption scenarios, important preconditions for progress. Subsequently, they are central to the anti-corruption agendas of East- shedding light on both opportunities, as well as obstacles in regional and national contexts. African governments.

In this dynamic round table, distinguished panelists and Summer Academy participants will exchange views and share experience on what it really takes to enforce political will and how the process can impact the establishment of a corruption-free system.

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Participants by gender

61.6 % 38.3 % Participants by sector TUNISIA

Greenland (Denmark) MOROCCO 3.3% 10 % ALGERIA LIBYA EGYPT

Western UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Sahara 3.3% ICELAND

FINLAND SWEDEN RUSSIAN FEDERATION NORWAY MAURITANIA ESTONIA

RUSSIAN LATVIA FEDERATION DENMARK MALI CANADA LITHUANIA NIGER RUS. FED. CABO VERDE BELARUS IRELAND UNITED POLAND ERITREA KINGDOM NETHERLANDS GERMANY SENEGAL CHAD BELGIUM SUDAN LUXEMBOURG CZECHGAMBIA REPUBLIC UKRAINE SLOVAKIA BURKINA

AUSTRIA REP. OF FASO LIECHTENSTEIN HUNGARY MOLDOVA KAZAKHSTAN DJIBOUTI % FRANCE SWITZERLAND 6.6 GUINEA-BISSAUSLOVENIA ROMANIA MONGOLIA CROATIA GUINEA BOSNIA AND BENIN HERZEGOVINA SERBIA SAN MONACO MARINO

MONTENEGRO NIGERIA ANDORRA ITALY Kosovo BULGARIA UZBEKISTAN GEORGIA HOLY SEE F. Y. R. OF KYRGYZSTAN MACEDONIA SIERRA ALBANIA CÔTEARMENIA AZERBAIJAN PORTUGAL LEONE DEM. PEOPLE'S ETHIOPIA SPAIN GREECE REP. OF TURKMENISTAN SOUTH SUDANKOREA TURKEY D'IVOIRE GHANA TAJIKISTAN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA LIBERIA CENTRAL REP. OF KOREA JAPAN MALTA AFRICAN REPUBLIC SYRIAN % CYPRUS ARAB TOGO 76.6 REPUBLIC CAMEROON CHINA LEBANON ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF TUNISIA AFGHANISTAN ISRAEL IRAN JORDAN IRAQ MOROCCO SOMALIA

KUWAIT EQUATORIALPAKISTAN GUINEA NEPAL UGANDA ALGERIA LIBYA EGYPT BHUTAN BAHRAIN SAO TOME QATAR AND PRINCIPE BANGLADESH KENYA Western INDIA CONGO BAHAMAS UNITED ARAB MEXICO Sahara SAUDI ARABIA EMIRATES GABON Taiwan VIET NAM CUBA OMAN DEMOCRATIC MYANMAR LAO RWANDA PEOPLE'S DEM. REP. MAURITANIA REPUBLIC

HAITI DOMINICAN ANTIGUA AND BURUNDI JAMAICA REPUBLIC SAINT KITTS BARBUDA MALI OF THE CONGO BELIZE NIGER AND NEVIS CABO VERDE GUATEMALA YEMEN THAILAND DOMINICA ERITREA HONDURAS SENEGAL CHAD SAINT LUCIA SUDAN GAMBIA UNITED REP. EL SALVADOR SAINT VINCENT AND BARBADOS BURKINA PHILIPPINES NICARAGUA THE GRENADINES FASO CAMBODIA GRENADA DJIBOUTI GUINEA-BISSAU OF TANZANIA TRINIDAD AND GUINEA BENIN SEYCHELLES TOBAGO FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA NIGERIA MARSHALL COSTA ISLANDS SIERRA RICA PALAU PANAMA LEONE CÔTE ETHIOPIA D'IVOIRE GHANA SOUTH SUDAN SRI VENEZUELA LIBERIA CENTRAL LANKA AFRICAN REPUBLIC MALDIVES BRUNEI GUYANA TOGO CAMEROON DARUSSALAM French MALAYSIA SURINAME Guiana (FRA) COLOMBIA SOMALIA MALAYSIA EQUATORIAL GUINEA UGANDA SINGAPORE SAO TOME KIRIBATI AND PRINCIPE CONGO KENYA GABON INDONESIA ECUADOR DEMOCRATIC NAURU RWANDA INDONESIA KIRIBATI REPUBLIC INDONESIA OF THE CONGO BURUNDI COMOROS MALAWI INDONESIA UNITED REP. PAPUA OF TANZANIA SEYCHELLES TUVALU NEW GUINEA INDONESIA MOZAMBIQUE ZAMBIA SOLOMON PERU ISLANDS BRAZIL TIMOR-LESTE

COMOROS SAMOA ANGOLA MALAWI

ZAMBIA MOZAMBIQUE MADAGASCAR FIJI VANUATU BOLIVIA ZIMBABWE MADAGASCAR ZIMBABWE NAMIBIA NAMIBIA MAURITIUS MAURITIUS BOTSWANA TONGA Participants by countPARAGUAYry BOTSWANA AUSTRALIA SWAZILAND The boundariesLESOTHO and names shown and the designations

SOUTH AFRICA URUGUAY used on this map do not imply any official endorsement or acceptance by the International Anti-Corruption Academy SWAZILAND ARGENTINA LESOTHO CHILE (IACA). No official endorsement or acceptance is implied NEW with regard to the legal status of any country, territory, ZEALAND city, or any area or its authorities, or with regard to the SOUTH AFRICA delimitation of frontiers or boundaries. This map was produced to the best of common knowledge.

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About IACA

The International Anti-Corruption Academy (IACA) is an Fraud Office OLA( F), the Republic of Austria, and other The Academy is situated in Laxenburg, a small town In 2010, the building was renovated by the government international organization based in Laxenburg, Austria. stakeholders. It became an international organization neighbouring Vienna. Once upon a time, Laxenburg was of Lower Austria and transformed into a modern on 8 March 2011. To date, it comprises a constituency frequented by the Austrian imperial court and served facility, with its ancient charm preserved. Today, it hosts It is the first global institution of its kind, dedicated to of 67 Parties and 53 Signatories, bringing together two as a summer residence for generations of aristocrats. seminar rooms of different sizes and the ceremonial overcoming shortcomings in knowledge and practice thirds of the global population. Today, it offers a reminiscing glimpse of this era. hall, which was once a ballroom, provides ample space in the field of anti-corruption and empowering for lectures and events. professionals for the challenges of tomorrow. IACA observes geographical and cultural diversity, The old imperial castle, parts of which date back to and seeks broad partnerships with public- and private- the 13th century, its vast gardens and picturesque lake The building also has a lounge and bar area, resource The Academy delivers and facilitates anti-corruption sector institutions, international and non-governmental characterize Laxenburg. The town is also witness to a centre, business centre, and vast park grounds. Its training for practitioners from all sectors of society and organizations, as well as civil society. It is an observer to number of palaces, the old railway station, and plenty location outside Vienna’s metropolitan area creates a provides technical assistance to stakeholders seeking the United Nations General Assembly, United Nations of greenery for recreation and relaxation. conducive campus atmosphere. to strengthen their anti-corruption regimes. It offers Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), and the Council standardized and tailor-made trainings, academic of Europe’s Group of States against Corruption (GRECO). The Academy is set in the 17th century Palais Kaunitz- degree programmes, opportunities for dialogue Wittgenstein. Legend has it that Mozart’s symphonies and networking, and anti-corruption think-tank and IACA draws on an unwavering drive towards excellence, once echoed through its chambers. The historic building benchmarking activities. a spirit of innovation, and a commitment to rendering has passed through the hands of many aristocrats itself accessible to individuals from each corner of the and served as a military hospital, girls’ school, and The organization was initiated by the United Nations globe. community centre before finally passing to IACA. Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), the European Anti-

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IACA Unique dual character

Intergovernmental Organization Post-secondary Educational Institution

8 March MACS initiated by Master in 2011 years Anti-Corruption UN 5 studies Established OLAF 2-year postgraduate programme 120 ECTS credits as an international organization Republic of Austria other stakeholders ‘‘ 1020 alumni Open Trainings IACA Summer Academy IACA Regional Summer Academies constituency Procurement Anti-Corruption Training ‘‘ ‘ countries Anti-Corruption in Local Governance Training 145 “Best Of” seminars parties 67 and many others original signatories 53 170 scholarships tailor-made Trainings ‘‘ plus hundreds of more participants from other trainings and events hosted by IACA IACA’s individualized response to unique challenges faced by an organization, including states, jurisdictions. Scholarship data are for 2012-2015. All other data - status as of 1 august 2016 ‘‘ ‘ corporation, or institution

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