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Advantages of a Sector-based Approach in a Nutshell

Anti-Corruption in Sectors: The GIZ Approach Hannes HECHLER, Anticorruption and Integrity Program Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) Oslo Governance Forum „Participation – Accountability - Democracy“ 3-5 October 2011.

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Advantages of a Sector-based Approach in a Nutshell

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  1. Anti-Corruption in Sectors:The GIZ ApproachHannes HECHLER, Anticorruption and Integrity Program Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)Oslo Governance Forum„Participation – Accountability - Democracy“3-5 October 2011

  2. Advantages of a Sector-based Approach in a Nutshell

  3. Germany approaches Anticorruption in Sectors at different levels • By supporting international initiatives: • By integrating anticorruption into sectoral technical cooperation programs

  4. Anticorruption WORKS: A 4-step approach for integrating AC into sector programs • The basic idea is to systematically think through the specific risks of corruption in a sector and find ways of mitigating them through the activities and instruments of German Development Cooperation (capacity development).

  5. Country Examples • The GIZ Anticorruption and Integrity Program first piloted the workshop in an education program in Honduras 2009 to prepare a project component on integrity. • Recently, in the Philippines the workshop brought together four GIZ programs operating in different sectors. • The participants identified tailored anticorruption activities for their respective programs, ranging from the inclusion of anticorruption issues in a conflict prevention do-no-harm checklist to activities to reform the licensing process in the wood production value chain.

  6. Conclusion • “Anticorruption WORKS” thus serves as a hands-on tool for integrating anticorruption and integrity in a wide range of development programs  bottom up. • It addresses the people at the level of their work and • It combines core values of German development cooperation, such as working in and with • Context • Participatory approach • Stakeholder-involvement/ownership • At the same time German development cooperation is developing an anti-corruption strategy which envisages the mainstreaming into sectors  top down guidance

  7. Thank You Contact: hannes.hechler@giz.de Website: http://www.gtz.de/anti-corruption

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