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Evaluating and Monitoring Anti-Corruption Reforms and Programs - Training Workshop

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Evaluating and Monitoring Anti-Corruption Reforms and Programs - Training Workshop

21 March 2016 to 23 March 2016
Manila
Philippines

The Asian Development Bank (ADB), in collaboration with the German International Cooperation (GIZ) and the U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center, and in partnership with the Government of the Philippines' Office of the Ombudsman, organized a training workshop to discuss how action against corruption and non-transparency can be most effectively maintained to ensure transparent, efficient, and accountable governance towards sustainable development.

Program and Learning Materials: 
Date Session / Activity Presentation Material Speaker(s)
21 Mar 2016 Session 1 - Introduction Introduction to U4 Elizabeth Hart
21 Mar 2016 Session 1 - Introduction What is Corruption?
Corruption, defined by Transparency International as “the abuse of entrusted power for private gain,” is tackled in this presentation. The discussion ... 		Fredrik Eriksson
21 Mar 2016 Session 2 - Current Trends in Corruption and Anti-Corruption Reforms in the Philippines Presentation on Current State of Corruption in the Philippines Leonina Mendoza Morillo
21 Mar 2016 Session 2 - Current Trends in Corruption and Anti-Corruption Reforms in the Philippines Presentation on Anti-Corruption Reform Agenda in the Philippines Leonina Mendoza Morillo
Date Session / Activity Presentation Material Speaker(s)
22 Mar 2016 Session 3a - What Have Current Reforms Achieved and Where Have They Fallen Short? Presentation on Achievements and Shortcomings of Anti-Corruption Reforms Henry Schumacher
22 Mar 2016 Session 3b - Illicit Financial Flows Presentation of a Case on How to Monitor Illicit Financial Flows to Avoid Corruption John McDonald
22 Mar 2016 Session 4 - Opportunities and Obstacles to Anti-Corruption Reform and What This Means in the Philippine Context Opportunities and Obstacles to Anti-Corruption Reform and Tools to Assess the Potential for Successful Reform
Striking an optimal balance between opportunities and deterrents for corruption leads to societal control of this unethical conduct. Effecting change ... 		Fredrik Eriksson
22 Mar 2016 Session 5 - Theories of Change for Anti-Corruption Reform in the Philippines Theories of Change for Anti-Corruption Reforms
This presentation introduces the theory of change (ToC) methodology to advance anti-corruption reform. It explains the distinct features and various components... 		Fredrik Eriksson
22 Mar 2016 Session 6 - Monitoring and Evaluation of Anti-Corruption Presentation on Monitoring and Evaluation Methods/Feedback Loops and the Challenges for Good Evaluation and Value for Money Consideration Jose Antonio
22 Mar 2016 Session 6 - Monitoring and Evaluation of Anti-Corruption Presentation on Indicators for Different Levels of a Results Chain/Theory of Change Jose Antonio
Date Session / Activity Presentation Material Speaker(s)
23 Mar 2016 Session 7 - Developing a Theory of Change for Anti-Corruption Reform in the Philippines Presentation of the Findings/Conclusions of the Previous Two Days and Guidance to Participants on Group Work Elizabeth Hart, Fredrik Eriksson
23 Mar 2016 Session 8 - The Way Forward Presentation on the Way Forward/the Government's Perspective on What Lies Ahead Gerard Mosquera

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