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Democracy that Delivers #380: Exploring the Intersection Between Gender and Corruption in Indonesia

Justin Snyder and Meissy Sabradiah, of Indonesia’s Kemitraan, join Gabrielle Cervone, ACGC Program Associate, to discuss their research into sextortion in Indonesia, and explain why it’s a unique problem in the country. They share lessons learned from recently completed case studies funded by U...

MOVA Podcast: The IMF’s Role in Rebuilding Ukraine’s Economy

Rebuilding Ukraine’s Economy: The IMF’s Strategic Role And Insights Natan Epstein, Deputy Division Chief and Deputy Mission Chief for Ukraine at the International Monetary Fund offers his perspective on how global investors are thinking about their support and loans, and what Ukraine can do to b...

MOVA Podcast: Feeding Ukraine’s Future

A Conversation with Ukrainian Agrarian Council Chairman Andrii Dykun Feeding Ukraine’s Future features a discussion with Andrii Dykun, Chairman of the Ukrainian Agrarian Council. The agriculture sector has been a main engine of Ukraine’s economy since before the war. This podcast provides a s...

Democracy That Delivers #377: Exploring Innovative Anti-Corruption Training with Max Burger-Scheidlin

Dr. Maximilian Burger-Scheidlin, Executive Director of the International Chamber of Commerce in Austria, specializes in finding new ways to encourage individuals and businesses to adhere to global anti-corruption standards and legal frameworks through business incentives and practical ways to resi...

MOVA Podcast: Reconstructing Ukraine’s Economy

Reconstructing Ukraine’s Economy: Insights from the EBRD Experts say it can be done, but what will it take to revitalize Ukraine’s economy amidst conflict? Dimitar Bogov of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development discusses recovery strategies, investment climate reforms, and long-te...

MOVA Podcast: Empowering Ukraine’s Entrepreneurs

Empowering Ukraine’s Entrepreneurs: A Conversation with Kateryna Glazkova How do they do it? Amazingly thousands of small and medium-size Ukrainian businesses are adapting to the hardships of war, while also pushing for reforms for eventual rebuilding. The CEO of Ukraine’s largest business uni...

Democracy that Delivers #374: Building Coalitions to Expose the Secret Owners of Shell Companies: The Global Push for Transparency

Gary Kalman, Executive Director of Transparency International U.S., explains why Beneficial Ownership Transparency is one of the most effective tools for exposing corruption. Beneficial ownership laws reveal the real owners behind companies, even shell companies, so criminals can’t anonym...

Democracy that Delivers #373: Increasing Accountability in Chile’s Extractive Mining Industry with María Jaraquemada

Maria Jaraquemada, Executive Director of Chile Transparente (CT), joins this podcast to explain the impact of the Chile’s recent joining of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, what the move means for the country, and the role to be played by her organization. She will also explain...

Democracy that Delivers #372: How Can Public Banks in the Global South Strengthen Democracy and Governance, with Thomas Marois

How can Public Banks in the Global South strengthen democracy and governance? Thomas Marois, a global expert on public banks and a political economy specialist, draws from his background working with numerous public financial institutions around the globe. Marois, a recent Reader in Development Stu...

Democracy that Delivers #371: Understanding Financial Secrecy’s Increased Role, with Raymond Baker

Invisible Trillions is the title of a new book by Raymond Baker, Founding President of Global Financial Integrity. Baker asserts that democracy and capitalism have progressively decoupled over the last few decades, making it easier for illicit money to flow around the globe. Baker shared specific ...

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