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Programme
DAY
III – FRIDAY, MAY 19
REPORTING THE RESULTS OF
ROUNDTABLES 3 AND 4
[10:30]
Coffee break [15 min]
PLENARY SESSION 3: INNOVATING
THE ROLE OF ACAs IN PROTECTING THE COMMUNITY’S FINANCIAL
INTERESTS AND ANCHORING THEIR ACTIVITIES IN CIVIL SOCIETY
[11:00-13.00]
Véronique Pujas (IEP Grenoble,
France) “The Difficult First Steps of the European
Anticorruption Office (OLAF)”
Peter Larmour (APSEG/ANU,
Australia) “The Transfer of Anti Corruption Agencies:
Coercion, Mimesis and Training”
Odd-Helge Fjeldstad (Utstein
Anti-Corruption Resource Centre, Norway) “Anti-corruption
and anti-corruption agencies: The Utstein approach”
Ben Elers (TI-Secretariat,
Germany) “Empowering people to become involved in the fight
against corruption”
Lunch [13:00-15:00]
ROUNDTABLE 5: BUILDING
INTEGRATED STRATEGIES
“PROTECTING THE COMMUNITY’S
FINANCIAL INTERESTS”: DOES IT MATTER?
WHAT IS THE SCOPE OF
COOPERATION AND COMMON INITIATIVES BETWEEN EUROPEAN ACAs?
WHAT IS THE ROLE FOR THE OLAF:
LEADERSHIP, COORDINATION, INTERFACE?
ARE EU INSTRUMENTS FIT TO
ASSIST NATIONAL EFFORTS IN COMBATING TRANSNATIONAL
CORRUPTION?
[15:00-16:15]
Chair: Miguel Poiares Maduro (ECJ,
Luxembourg)
Rapporteur: Luís de Sousa (CIES-ISCTE,
Portugal)
Coffee break [15 min]
ROUNDTABLE 6: ANCHORING CONTROL
ACTIVITIES IN CIVIL SOCIETY
DEALING WITH THE PRESSURE OF
PUBLIC OPINION FOR VISIBLE RESULTS
MAKING STRATEGIC ALLIANCES WITH
THE MEDIA
BOOSTING DETECTION THROUGH THE
USE OF ICT
BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN THE
CITIZENS’ WATCHDOG ROLE AND INVESTIGATION TECHNIQUES
THE ROLE OF ANTICORRUPTION
“OBSERVATORIES”
[16:30-17:45]
Chair: Juanita Olaya
(TI-Secretariat, Germany)
Rapporteur: Peter Larmour (APSEG/ANU,
Australia)
Coffee break [15 min]
NEXT STEPS: 10 GUIDING
PRINCIPLES ON HOW TO INNOVATE THE ROLE OF ACAs IN PROTECTING
THE COMMUNITY’S FINANCIAL INTERESTS AND ANCHOR THEIR CONTROL
ACTIVITIES IN CIVIL SOCIETY
[18:00-18.15]
Final conclusions from
rapporteurs:
Luís de Sousa (CIES-ISCTE) and
Peter Larmour (APSEG/ANU)
CLOSING ADDRESS
[18:15]
Chair: Euclides Dâmaso Simões (DIAP
Coimbra, Portugal)
Stuart C. Gilman, Head of
Anti-Corruption Unit and the Global Programme against
Corruption of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
(Austria) “The Promise of the UN Convention against
Corruption: Translating Words into Concrete Policy and
Action”
Cheese and wine / networking
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