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“As trust declines, governments lose legitimacy to lead. #OpenGov is a partnership that builds trust through dialogue with citizens. In 10 years 91 OGP countries have made 810 anti-corruption commitments.” -@wkrafchik setting the scene of our first panel discussion.pic.twitter.com/UD7TAOj441
“What does not work is only noticing corruption when it’s the other party, the other ethnic group, the other gender, the other country that is the perpetrator…We will only really curb this phenomenon if we all begin by holding our own communities to account.”
- @Sarah_Chayespic.twitter.com/uOrwxw2QB2
Mo Ibrahim, @Mo_IbrahimFdn highlights the need to fight all types of corruption: political and business leaders.
"There is a correlation between anti-corruption, transparency and economic growth. Fighting corruption in Africa means fighting corruption in Europe and the U.S."pic.twitter.com/BzXp6jfiut
You Han-Beom of @tikorea discusses the importance of creating a more integrity-based society.
“We are working for the public interest but also working as watchdogs. We’re cooperating with the government but also monitoring them.”pic.twitter.com/5DECDGCW9D
Inese Voika outlines how parliaments are relevant in fighting corruption and shares her experience as member of Parliament in Latvia.
“In 
overall lobbying is seen as as corruption by people, we are working on a lobbying transparency reform to create trust in people.”pic.twitter.com/2tjeqzplsB
Olena Tanasevych shares the origin story of the High Anti-Corruption Court in 
& how it can address the “trust crisis in Ukraine to all state bodies.
"At the level of the court, we try to be very transparent & welcome everyone to be present when we’re hearing the case.”pic.twitter.com/TEN6Kg19OD
“We need to understand that corruption does not just rob people of their money. It robs people of their dignity and that may be the most violent effect.”
- @Sarah_Chayespic.twitter.com/tSN42JfVA3
Mo Ibrahim (@Mo_IbrahimFdn) shares a few things we need to do if we are serious about fighting corruption:
Open register of beneficial ownership
Tax reform
Faster responses
Corporate governancepic.twitter.com/ZrEkS2MnJ2
“Institutions have become weaponized... but they still have a lot of power in Korea, and we can lean on these institutions.”
- You Han-Beom of @tikoreapic.twitter.com/PHHJX60Xs2
“Transparency by itself doesn’t increase trust. We need a combination of transparency and action, doing the work that we are entitled to do with integrity.” -@inesevoika, MP Latvia shares her view on how to fight corruption effectively
.@RobinHodess of @thebteamhq sets up our next panel noting the ecosystem that we've built around anti-corruption is often set in multilateral settings – from the @UN’s SDGs to @OECD to the G7 & G20 and OGP.pic.twitter.com/GgW9oFi5Lr
.@DeliaFerreira @anticorruption highlights how rules aren't the only response against corruption as corruption is a changing phenomenon.
"Many of the standards and commitments in multilateral fora can not be delivered without national and local implementation and enforcement."pic.twitter.com/msoAikaxQy
"We need implementation and enforcement on:
Defence and protection of civic space
Open data and open contacting and budgeting
BOT
Independence of control mechanisms, particularly the judiciary
Transparency and integrity in the new decision making tools produced by AI"pic.twitter.com/wUL4Bn7zvk
But what’s in it for the broader private sector?
Tim Robinson of @bhp, a company that aims to bring people & resources together to build a better world, says by not engaging in corruption, companies can level the playing field and compete more fairly.pic.twitter.com/b6ySmS4sAG
Giuseppe Busia, 
’s National Anti Corruption Authority shares how Italy is improving its open data portal through the publication of all data of public contracts in @opencontracting standard to facilitate the engagement of civil society in light of the EU RRF funds.pic.twitter.com/fZjVnPyT23
“If [government is] not going to go the way that civil society or experts propose, they have to justify why not. They have to answer to what the stakeholders are asking or saying. It cannot be just a one-way dialogue.”
- @DeliaFerreira of @anticorruptionpic.twitter.com/NrcrCcBPoS
“The most productive thing is action...The private sector in many ways is ready to assist in the task of creating open beneficial owners' registers.” - Tim Robinson of @bhppic.twitter.com/BFSd2wAHiU
Looking for more on anti-corruption? Explore our policy area page to find resources, blogs and examples of open contracting, beneficial ownership, political integrity and other areas in action across OGP:https://www.opengovpartnership.org/policy-area/anti-corruption/ …
Join us tomorrow for our final thematic plenary – Democracy’s Greatest Threat and Opportunity: The Promise of Our Digital Future
Friday, December 17, 11:00 - 13:00 GMT
https://bit.ly/digital-plenary pic.twitter.com/yieQrZWwEC
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journey on anti-corruption.
"Govts need to open data in a transparent way to gain trust of people and create more transparent societies, addressing distrust and inequality through global solidarity."
Now, for a fireside chat with 
