According to the OECD, companies face significant disruptions in their supply chains in addition to Covid-19's impacts on operations. Disruptions on the supply and demand side exacerbate the socio-economic impacts of the crisis. Suppliers may no longer be able to continue their activities and fulfil their contracts. To respond to the economic risks faced by workers, contractors and suppliers, some companies have taken proactive steps and made promises to protect them from unemployment, wage cuts or order benefit reductions. Together, these responses are proving to be crucial in addressing the economic repercussions and risks of the crisis.
However, in some cases, these practices may also have their own unintended and undesirable effects. For example, urgent redirection of supply chains within short deadlines may mean speeding up due diligence, which in turn can result in the hiring of unskilled or disreputable suppliers, lack of control in quantities, corruption risks between private parties, and more. In times of crisis, characterised by unpredictability, urgency, the threat to health, and the needs for a non-routine organisational stance, special analytical planning, implementation capacity, and special legal considerations, the risks may be greater.
It is exactly in times of crisis, that emergency, exception, and flexibility measures can be incentivised which can open the door to compliance-related risks. Processes and good practices are some of the questions that this panel discussion will address: Integrity challenges for private procurement in times of crisis. We will share best practices and discuss about due dilligence, procurement process in times of crisis and corruption risk between privates.
In this one day Integrity Marathon we will have seven webinars where good practices and challenges on the same topic will be presented. Starting with the first webinar in Indonesia and ending with Latin America. Each session will take 90 minutes.
This webinar series is open to all Compliance Officers, Business Executives, CEOs and anyone interested in compliance.
Please find below the agenda for the Integrity Marathon.
10:00 (Time Zone Indonesia): First webinar with speakers from Indonesia. The webinar will be held in Bahasa. The registration is caried out via Webex.
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11:30 (Time Zone India): Second webinar with speakers from India. The webinar will be held in English. The registration is carried out via Webex.
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10:00 (Time Zone Germany): Third webinar with speakers from Europe. The webinar will be held in English and will be co-organised by the Global Compact Network Germany. The registration is carried out via Webex.
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11:30 (Time Zone Ghana): Fourth webinar with speakers from Africa. The webinar will be held in English. The registration is carried out via Webex.
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11:00 (Time Zone Brazil): Fifth webinar with speakers from Brazil. The webinar will be in Portuguese. The registration is carried out via Webex.
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14:00 (Time Zone Argentina/Uruguay) / 13:00 (Time Zone Paraguay / Chile): Sixth webinar with speakers from Latin America. The webinar will be held in Spanish. The registration will be carried out via Webex.
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14:30 (Time Zone Mexico/Peru/Ecuador/Colombia): Last webinar with speakers from Latin America. The webinar will be held in Spanish. The registration is carried out via Webex.
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The event is free of charge.
Alliance for Integrity
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Tanggal mulai: 04.08.2020 00:00
Tanggal selesai: 04.08.2020 23:00
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