Corruption can it  be cured?
The 13th of January SIPU in collaboration with Tiri hosted “Corruption can it be cured?” - an international seminar on making anti-corruption work.

A specialist panel was invited to elaborate their views, perspectives and experiences on corruption from the horizon of their own work. The panel consisted of Ivan Krastev, Augustin Nzindukiyimana, Michela Wrong, Harald Mathisen and Ari Kokko.

They answered questions from both the moderator, Fredrik Galtung - Chief Executive and co-founder of Tiri, and some of the participants. In the afternoon group discussions were held to dig deeper into the multiple forms and causes for corruption. This offered an opportunity for the heterogenic group of participants to add their own knowledge and wide experience to the further discussions.

The rest of the panelists: Harald Mathisen, Michela Wrong, Ari Kokko and Ivan Krastev.

Panelist Augustin Nzindukiyimana, Deputy Ombudsman of Rwanda in charge of fight against corruption, gave a special presentation on the long and short term anti-corruption activities and measures taken by the Rwandese government.

In total over 70 people from various organisations with a wide geographic spread attended the seminar. More detailed information, including video coverage from the seminar will be uploaded during the upcoming weeks. Read more about the seminar here>> 

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