2018 Forum

 27-28 March 2018 OECD, Paris

Globalisation - the increasing integration of economies in terms of flows of goods, services, capital, people and ideas - has transformed the planet. While it has brought immense benefits, lifting hundreds of millions out of poverty, creating economic growth and increasing the range and affordability of goods and services worldwide, it has not benefited everyone equally and countries and individuals remain vulnerable. 

Under the theme “Planet Integrity”, the Forum debated how integrity cultivates a level playing field for business, reduces socio-economic inequalities, and makes public policies more effective - enhancing the benefits of globalisation for all. The debates also focused on the governance of globalisation and its role in curbing corruption and unethical practices in areas such as trade, competition, infrastructure, development co-operation, and revenue collection.

During the Forum participants:

• Shaped the debate on fairer globalisation, integrity and inclusive growth
• Engaged with global leaders and leading anti-corruption practitioners
• Exchanged experiences, good practices and insights
• Contributed to critical thinking and engaged in peer-to-peer networking

• Erna Solberg, Prime Minister, Norway
• Frans Timmermans, First Vice-President, European Commission
• John Penrose MP, UK Anti-Corruption Champion
• Delia Matilde Ferreira Rubio, Chair, Transparency International
• Angel Gurría, OECD Secretary-General
• Shadrack Sibiya, City of Johannesburg
• Robtel Neajai Pailey, Academic, activist & author

Facebook live interviews:

• Watchdogs & whistleblowers: Keeping it (more) honest in the age of strongmen with Susan Hawley (Corruption Watch) and Alison Taylor (BSR)
• What needs to be done to ensure policy making in transparent and that all can take part? with Stav Shaffir (Knesset Committee on Transparency)
• Can we really nudge people into making more ethical decisions? with Saugatto Datta (ideas42)

• - Elisa Wirsching
  
  
• - Dar Peleg 
  
  
• - Caryn Peiffer
  
  
• - Bárbara Luiza Coutinho do Nascimento
  
  
• - Azish Filabi
  
  
• - Ortrun Merkle
  
  
• - Anita Sobjak
  
  
• - Kristyna Basna
  
  
• - Virna Di Palma
  
  
• - Cosimo Stahl and Saba Kassa 
  
  
• - Etienne Rosas
  
  
• - Patty Zakaria
  
  
• - Alexander Katsaitis
  
  
• - David Muehlemann and Stefan Mbiyavanga
  
  
• - Clara Volintiru & Mat Tromme
  
  
• - Ashley Savage
  
  
• - Kasper Vagle
  
  
• - Ana Luiza Melo Aranha
  
  
• See the 2018 Winning Posters
  

• Internal Audit's Role in Fighting Bribery and Corruption - Internal Auditor
• Corruption vs integrity: The battle continues: the case for youth grass-roots activism - OECD
• Tackling corruption through taxation: The power of co-operation - OECD
• What cryptocurrencies will do to the integrity of politics - IDEA
• What Makes an Accountable State-Owned Enterprise? - NRGI
• Government must be more human or risk becoming irrelevant - CPI
• Becoming a more human government – 5 behaviours for greater legitimacy - CPI
• Stepping up integrity in trade and customs: Going beyond policy principles to combat illicit trade at the border - TRACIT
• 2018: A Year of Integrity and Anti-Corruption - OECD, OGP and Transparency International
• Culture, Behavior, and Corporate Integrity 2.0 - BSR
• A nudge in the right direction: applying behavioural insights to public integrity - OECD
• Restoring Public Trust - Towards Planet Integrity - OECD
• Managing corruption risks in contexts of fragility - IACA
• OECD 2018 Global Anti-Corruption & Integrity Forum - Breakfast round table - OGP
• Workshop of the Network for integrity (aussi en français)

• 27 March
• 28 March