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GUIDE FOR OBSERVING & EVALUATING COURT PERFORMANCE
CONFRONTING THE CULTURAL DIMENSION OF CORRUPTION by Gerald E. Caiden
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SOURCES OF INFORMATION ON CORRUPTION IN THE PHILIPPINES AND ACROSS THE WORLD
DOCUMENTS AND STUDIES ABOUT CORRUPTION IN THE PHILIPPINES
NATIONAL SURVEYS
PINOY SOLUTIONS TO CORRUPTION *** Speech by Ex-Governor Grace Padaca at Silliman University
PINOY SOLUTIONS TO CORRUPTION *** Speech by Senator TG GUINGONA at Silliman University
"A CULTURE OF INTEGRITY" - THE INTEGRITY INITIATIVE & PLEDGE
THE CHIEF JUSTICE SPEAKS ON JUDICIAL REFORM
THE NEW OMBUDSMAN
The New Commission on Audit
NEW COMMISSIONERS AT COA
COA COMMISSIONER HEIDI MENDOZA IN WASHINGTON
COA PARTICIPATION IN MIAMI INTERNATIONAL ICGFM CONFERENCE
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US$434-million Millennium Challenge Corp.Grant
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YOUR INTEGRITY PROFILE
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SPECIAL ARTICLE: TRANSFORMING LEADERS
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SPECIAL: GARCIA PLEA BARGAIN CONTROVERSY
SPECIAL: THE GEN. REYES TRAGEDY
SPECIAL: CORRUPTION IN THE MILITARY
SPECIAL: IMPEACHMENT TRIAL
MAP - MAPping a Culture of Integrity
MAP RECOMMENDATIONS IN RESPONSE TO THE PRESIDENT
EHEM! --- Anti-Corruption Initiative of the Philippine Jesuits
iPro - The Philippines Integrity Project
iPro PROJECT ACTIVITIES
ANTI-CORRUPTION EXPERT TONY KWOK IN MANILA
AIM-HILLS SYMPOSIUM: ANTI-CORRUPTION AGENCY FUNDAMENTALS
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2011 REGIONAL ANTI-CORRUPTION COLLOQUIUMS

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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE CITIZEN REPORT WEBSITE

 

www.PeraNgBayan.com



"The Pera ng Bayan website provides a feedback mechanism from the citizens to the Department of Finance and its attached agencies utilizing relevant social network tools. The citizens should be able to report exemplary performance of civil servants under the department as well as send information relevant to graft, improper action, negligence, lavish lifestyle and other illegal practices of the same,"

Pera Natin ‘to! (It’s Our Money!)

The Philippine Public Transparency Reporting Project aims to put under the public spotlight important issues such as control and management of the nation's public wealth. (Click here)

TAN - Transparency and Accountability Network

A coalition of multi-sectoral organizations, which seeks to contribute significantly to the reduction of corruption in the Philippines.

CAC - Coalition Against Corruption

An alliance of the academe, business sector, civil society organizations, and Church that fights corruption. CAC's mission is to implement and support counter-corruption projects in the area of procurement reforms and delivery of essential public services.

Transparent Accountable Governance (TAG)

PHILIPPINE CONSTITUTION OF 1987

Ombudsman Act of 1989

PHILIPPINE LAWS AGAINST GRAFT & CORRUPTION

NATIONAL GUIDELINES ON INTERNAL CONTROL SYSTEMS

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICAL STANDARDS FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES

Rules Implementing the Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials and Employees

Philippine Political and Legislative Structure

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 www.integrityinitiative.com

MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL (MSI) ACTIVITIES

International Association of Anti-Corruption Authorities

 

 

The gateway for Ethics news and analysis.
We bring together practitioners, researchers, and students

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TRACE

 International, Inc. is a non-profit membership association that pools resources to provide practical and cost-effective anti-bribery compliance solutions for multinational companies and their commercial intermediaries.

RESPONDANET

Leading Anti-Corruption Website

TrustLaw

TrustLaw is a global hub for pro bono legal work and a free source of news and information about good governance and women's rights.

The Kaufmann Governance Post

Transparency, corruption and governance matters, evidence-based

WORLD BANK PAPER

FIRST, DO NO HARM—THEN, BUILD TRUST: ANTI-CORRUPTION STRATEGIES IN FRAGILE SITUATIONS

Author - Michael Johnston

Department of Political Science Colgate University
Abstract

Most familiar anti-corruption strategies require sound state, social, and political institutions, and a minimal level of trust, both in government and among citizens. The absence of all or most of those assets is in part what defines fragility. Another key attribute is an expectations trap, in which citizens expect very little of government and government demands very little of citizens, as long as they stay out of the way; in those situations fragility can become a persistent situation. Using the Stresses-Capabilities-Expectations framework, this paper analyzes the possibilities and risks of reform in fragile situations. Reformers should be aware of contrasts among kinds of corruption problems, and of the potential benefits of halfway reform outcomes. The first priority (Do no harm) means avoiding premature or poorly-thought-out reforms that can do more harm than good—notably, steps that overwhelm a society’s capacity to absorb aid and put it to effective use, and that risk pushing fragile situations and societies into particular kinds of corruption that are severely disruptive. The second imperative (Build trust) is essential if complex collective-action problems are to be minimized, and if reform is to draw broad-based support. A first step toward greater trust is to provide basic services—particularly those in which broad segments of society share a stake—in credible and demonstrable ways. Then, gradual but balanced enhancements to participation (a variety of stress) and institutions can build opposition to corruption, in a climate of growing trust. Reform in the end involves rebalancing stresses and capabilities so that expectations can change in positive ways. The best ways to demonstrate and assess anti-corruption progress is to examine kinds of behavior, in civil society as well as in politics and the economy, that reflect improving climates of expectations and trust.

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Ehem -- the anti-corruption initiative of the Philippine Jesuits echoes the urgent call for cultural reform against corruption in the Philippines.
Ehem aims at bringing people to a renewed sensitivity to the evil of corruption and its prevalence in ordinary life. It seeks ultimately to make them more intensely aware of their own vulnerability to corruption, their own uncritiqued, often unwitting practice of corruption in daily life.
Ehem hopes to bring people, in the end, to a commitment to live the way of Ehemplo --- critical of corruption, intent on integrity!
 
Management Association of the Philippines 
MAP is a management organization committed to promoting management excellence. The members of the MAP represent a cross-section of CEOs, COOs and other top executives from the top local and multinational companies operating in the country, including some top officials of government and the academe.

iPro supports the process of reducing corruption by seeking synergies between Government of the Republic of the Philippines agencies and civil society at all levels.

 
 
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