Since the early 2000s, strengthening integrity has been high on the global agenda, both in the public and the private sector. Business leaders around the world are voicing support for transparency and integrity. Many large companies have started to implement compliance programmes, driven by ever-higher expectations of customers and a trend towards tightening legal frameworks. The increasing importance of strengthening integrity is also reflected on the global level, for example in the adoption of the UN Convention against Corruption and the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention.
Collective action, in particular, seeks to leverage this trend by bringing together all relevant stakeholders and providing a forum for dialogue, exchange on good practices and a space to jointly craft innovative solutions to strengthen business integrity. While there has been significant progress, high profile cases of corrupt practices in the private sector keep making headlines. This reveals a need to take stock of existing anti-corruption and compliance measures with a view to their effectiveness and impact.
At the same time, corruption has been largely described as a multi-faceted and multidimensional phenomenon. Strengthening integrity in the economic system therefore requires differentiated strategies according to the concrete context in which corruption occurs. The regional dimension (on this occasion we take a closer look at Latin America) as well as the gender dimension of integrity play a role. The type of company, e.g. state-owned enterprises (SOEs) or small- and medium-sized companies (SMEs), matters, as these groups face different challenges when it comes to strengthening integrity successfully.
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The Alliance for Integrity’s Global Conference aims to
bring together relevant stakeholders from the private sector, the public
sector, civil society, academia and international institutions to enable a
global exchange of knowledge, experience and good practices. Participation will
be of interest to companies of all sizes, in particular to CEOs, chief compliance
officers and executives responsible for wider business integrity issues. The
conference will also be of relevance to personnel engaged in anti-corruption
issues in government, civil society, development agencies, international
organisations and academia.
***Please note that due to the high number of participants registration
is now only possible for the afternoon sessions from 2pm***
The conference will be held in Spanish with simultaneous English translation.
Hacienda de los Morales:
Address: Juan Vazquez de Mella 525, Polanco, Polanco I Secc, 11510 Ciudad de México, CDMX
Phone number: +52 55 5283 3000
Hotels in Mexico City close to Hacienda de los Morales:
1. City Express Suites Anzures: 190 USD
2. Hotel Camino Real Polanco: 210 USD
3. Hotel Presidente InterContinental Polanco: 220 USD
Transport information:
It is not recommended for foreigners to use public transport because it is not very safe. Instead, foreigners should call taxis or Uber which cost more or less the same (e.g. a ride from the airport to one of the above-mentioned hotels will cost 20USD with either a taxi or an Uber).
Date from: 04.04.2019 08:30
Date to: 04.04.2019 17:30