[Webinar] Corruption and Anti-Corruption in Health Care: Why do we speak so little about them?
In 2015, a fire at a night club in Bucharest, Romania left 27 dead and 180 injured. Many of those injured died later in hospitals…
In 2015, a fire at a night club in Bucharest, Romania left 27 dead and 180 injured. Many of those injured died later in hospitals…
This event explores this year's theme for Global Integrity Day, corruption and poverty, by featuring the work of the Asociación para una Sociedad Más Justa…
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FPIN member Roberto Laver's "How might faith-based actors play a role in changing values and norms of corruption?" originally published on the Corruption and Fragile…
The Joint Learning Initiative on Faith and Local Communities and the Faith and Public Integrity Network co-hosted a Faith and Anticorruption webinar on March 22,…
Under the teaching voice of Fides founder, Roberto Laver, this extensive course in Spanish takes learners through a Scripture-infused journey to learn about why we need to invest deeply in fighting corruption and growing in our own public integrity.
An article by Kelly O'Donnell organizes and introduces 10 integrity and anti-corruption resources that have been developed within the Lausanne Movement; 5 resources were written for its third Congress (2010), and 5 resources have been written since then (2010-2020).
This report discusses the concept of institutional integrity, how it has been applied in practice, and the potential of international cooperation to contribute to it.
Leaders play a key role in building a culture of and value for integrity in their company or organization. But what happens when that person…
The coronavirus pandemic has taken a drastic human toll, infecting millions and killing hundreds of thousands of people worldwide. This is not only a health crisis but also an economic and social one. Throughout the world, the virus has compelled governments to severe lock downs, causing the most brutal recession in living memory. The impact of the virus, however, is not the same for everyone.
Some introductory comments by Kelly O’Donnell, PsyD on the article:The Psychology Behind Unethical Behavior by Merete Wedell-Wedellsborg, Harvard Business Review (12 April 2019) A bitter…
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In response to a lively email dialogue, we organized a webinar consultation hosted by Peter Mathias about his ongoing work in Nigeria. Peter kicked off the discussion…
Weak systems of governance are not the only root cause of corruption. Permissive cultures that facilitate the normalization of corrupt behavior provide fertile ground for…
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This document is a methodological guide to conduct social auditing, as a result of the systematization and evaluation of experiences in the process of citizen participation, transparency and accountability.
Government programs provide a variety of social services: education for children, delivery of medicines, and legal protection. But what happens when those programs do not perform as they are designed to? What happens when the government staff take wrongful advantage of their position?
FPIN members share their own experiences in fighting corruption - Arpit Waghmare in India, Elda Valim Fim in Brazil, and Jean-Luc Krieg in Mexico.
The following is the introduction to an article by Martin Allaby, "Christianity and Control of Corruption, Past and Present", published by the Christian Relief, Development,…
Continue reading → Protestant Christianity and Control of Corruption, Past and Present
How much integrity do you have? If you are like most people, your response is a definite ‘lots!’ Yet in spite of our character strengths…
Continue reading → A Summons to a Global Integrity Movement: Fighting Self-Deception and Corruption
The Asociación para una Sociedad más Justa (ASJ) is a Christian, Honduran NGO that fights corruption and works to ensure that the Honduran government functions…
In reflecting upon some of the recent interviews with Rachel Denhollander (e.g., MinistryWatch, October 2019 and Christianity Today, January 2018) I was struck by how the core principles that emerged regarding cases of sexual abuse are also applicable for any form of abuse and corruption. These principles are especially relevant to situations of corruption in churches, mission agencies, and other organizations, where whistle blowers and victims are vilified and verifiable accountability via independent reviews is rare.
Niels and Amyjay Riconalla, founder leaders of the Fellowship of Christians in Government (FOCIG), hosted a day-long Leadership Series in June 2019 for the Civil…
Continue reading → FPIN collaboration: Values-Driven Leadership Seminars in the Philippines