Welcome to the world of cross-over CoP events....
Join the DRG Learning and SBC CoPs host RTI International, in partnership with Besa Global, to uncover the role of social norms in driving or hindering anti-corruption effort in two studies:
- USAID's SIBOL project in the Philippines
- A government anti-corruption entity in Africa
Combatting corruption requires a nuanced understanding of the factors that enable it. Join our discussion as we explore the findings from these studies, focusing on emerging trends in the relationship between social norms and corruption and practical approaches for integrating social norm considerations into anti-corruption programming.
Speakers:
Lisa McGregor, Technical Director – Governance, Center for Governance, RTI International, lmcgregor@rti.org
Eva Matsiko, Governance Consultant, evamatsiko1@gmail.com
Richard Nash, Senior Global Advisor Anti-Corruption, rnash@ifes.org
Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church, Executive Director, Besa Global & Co-Director Corruption, Justice & Legitimacy Program, cheyanne@besaglobal.ca
Sarah Frazer, Associate Director, Monitoring, Evaluation, Research, Learning, and Adapting (MERLA) RTI International, sfrazer@RTI.org
Agenda
- Welcome and Background on Corruption and Social Norms
- SIBOL Project Study Overview and Key Lessons Learned
- African Country Study Overview and Key Lessons Learned
- Wrap-up and Q&A