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Anti- C orruption Plan for a Nation

Anti- C orruption Plan for a Nation. European Student Forum, 2011 Brussels, Belgium Albin Hadzic - András Gál - Dorjola Ibrahimi - Gjermund Øystese - Marit Hedström - Martina Hliboka. Subject of Project. Fictional country: Republic of MacKenzie

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Anti- C orruption Plan for a Nation

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  1. Anti-Corruption Plan for a Nation European Student Forum, 2011 Brussels, Belgium AlbinHadzic- András Gál - DorjolaIbrahimi - GjermundØystese - MaritHedström - Martina Hliboka

  2. Subject of Project • Fictional country: Republic of MacKenzie • Democratic country in Eastern Europe, 20 years after democratic transition • Currency: MacKenzie Shekel • Decentralized structure • Subject of anti-corruption plan: public administration of local governments • Analysis structure: • government • civil society • corporate partnerships

  3. Government Political class Administration staff Principle of zero tolerance Establishing a New Public Management-model for public service Creating a separate hierarchy for public administration Separating strategic (political) and operative (administration) decisions • Extending annual register of interests to family members as well • Avoiding anonymity as much as possible (party finances, community properties, contracts, etc.) • Establishing a special audit agency for local governments

  4. The New Structure of Public Administration

  5. Civil Society Long-term solutions Short-term solutions Campaigns media public debates social media street actions Legal protection for critical journalism • Media • Annual anti-corruption day • Monthly reports • School • NGO-public education partnerships • Anti-corruption week • Anti-corruption as a crucial part of civic education • values/attitudes • honesty, openness and empathy • Proper legal framework for civil rights movements

  6. Corporate Partnerships • Code of conduct • Closed bidding process • Stronger anti-cartel regulations • Public control on corporate values within partnerships • Giving licenses specifically by sectors • Witness-protection laws • Quality management

  7. Summary • ‘We can’t make a perfect plan, and we don’t want to spend irrationally high amounts for our policy program.’ • ‘The state couldn’t tackle corruption itself, it is only manageable through partnerships’ • ‘Old habits are difficult, but not impossible to change’ • Although we believe, the fight against corruption is more worth for the moral state of our nation, than the money we saved by our actions.

  8. Thanks for the attention! And, of course, we are opened for further questions!

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