TI Asia Pacific Regional Meeting and Asia Pacific Integrity Conference

貴賓致詞：

行政院賴清德院長

世新大學校長吳永乾博士

中華跨域管理教育基金會董事長吳秀光博士

台灣透明組織理事長徐仁輝博士

國際透明組織主席Delia Ferreira Rubio博士

法務部廉政署朱家崎署長

台北市政府工務局局長

廉政署：台灣廉政建設成果展示

台南市李孟諺市長

廉政署朱家崎署長

國際透明組織執行長Patricia Moreira女士

廉政治理經驗交流：

臺南市政府廉政治理成效報告

(5位小學生以英語說故事方式，表演閰小妹系列動畫，並由貴賓票選頒獎)

Mr. Ching-Te Lai, Prime Minister

Dr. Joe Y. C. Wu, .President of Shih-Hsin University

Dr. Samuel S. Wu, Chair, Cross Boundary Management Educational Foundation

Dr. Jen-Hui Hsu,  Chair, TI-CT

Dr. Delia Ferreira Rubio, Chair, Transparency International

Mr. Chia-Chi Chu, Director-General, Agency Against Corruption

Mr. Cheng-Sheng Pong, Commissioner, Public Works Department, Taipei City Government

“Strengthen the Transparency and Trust in Healthcare System”

Facilitator:

 Dr. Ernie Ko, Member of Membership Accreditation Committee, Transparency International

Panelists:

Dr. Tsung-Hsi Wang, Secretary General, Ministry of Health and Welfare

Dr. Sheng-Jean Huang, Superintendent, Taipei City Hospital

Dr. . Chih-Liang Yaung, Chairman of Taiwan Alliance of Patients’ Organizations

Mr. Hsien-Kuang Chu, Deputy Executive Director of Taiwan Healthcare Reform Foundation

Ms. Abam Mambo-Doh, GSK, Ethics and Compliance Director – Intercontinental

Objectives:

 Knowledge exchange, experience sharing across the Asia Pacific region through peer learning and regional networking, and brainstorming anti-corruption practices

 Collective action and regional advocacy for regional common good, particularly on Business Integrity, Anti-Corruption Agencies, Right to Information, and Civil Society Space

 Sharing achievements on priority work across the region, including on social accountability, anti-corruption legislation, anti-corruption enforcement, and business integrity

Welcome and Agenda

In this session, we will review the anti-corruption priorities that we have identified in the region so far, and reflect on our experiences, achievements and challenges. We will identify lessons learned, which will then inform our upcoming discussions in planning the way forward in other sessions of the meeting.

Group Discussion

Anti-corruption innovation and impact in Asia Pacific

TI chapters have played a crucial role in the anti-corruption network in the Asia Pacific region through their anti-corruption work and innovation.

In these sessions across the days of our regional meeting, each chapter has the opportunity to share an innovation through which they have contributed to an impact, adding to our collection of anti-corruption impact stories from across the region and inspiring others to learn from these as they take their own actions.

In this session, we will share the latest updates from within the TI movement and leadership. We would also like to use the opportunity to exchange experiences from the region on upcoming trends in corruption and anti-corruption.

Speakers

– Delia Ferreira Rubio, Chair of the TI International Board

– Patricia Moreira, Managing Director TI Secretariat

Plenary Discussion

Anti-corruption innovation and impact in Asia Pacific

We continue to hear about chapters anti-corruption work and innovation from across the region.

In these sessions across the days of our regional meeting, each chapter has the opportunity to share an innovation through which they have contributed to an impact, adding to our collection of anti-corruption impact stories from across the region and inspiring others to learn from these as they take their own actions.

Right to information (RTI) has been identified as a priority area by chapters in the Asia Pacific Region. Following discussions in 2017 at the AMM and Asia Pacific Programme Meeting, a draft advocacy plan has been compiled. In this session, the draft plan will be discussed, and chapter priorities and contributions will be mapped against the 4 advocacy areas.

Collective Action for Business Integrity has been identified as a priority area by chapters in the Asia Pacific Region. Following discussions in 2017 at the AMM and Asia Pacific Programme Meeting, a draft advocacy plan has been compiled. In this workshop, chapters and TI-S will exchange information, provide feedback and validate plans for collective action for the private sector.

Anti-corruption Agencies have been identified as a priority area by chapters in the Asia Pacific Region. Following discussions in 2017 at the AMM and Asia Pacific Programme Meeting, a draft advocacy plan has been compiled. This workshop will focus on experience sharing and planning a way forward on ACA advocacy.

The need for regional advocacy on civil society space was highlighted in both our 2017 Regional Programme Meeting and the 2017 AMM. We use input to put together an initial draft plan of action. This session is designed around feedback and validation for collective action on regional advocacy on space for civil society in the Asia Pacific.

This session seeks to:

1. Feedback, input and validation for the draft regional advocacy plan on promoting space for civil society

2. Identify key geo political players, regional platforms and international conventions relevant for these actions

3. Develop key regional messaging around space for civil society

Anti-corruption innovation and impact in Asia Pacific

We continue to hear about chapters anti-corruption work and innovation from across the region.

In these sessions across the days of our regional meeting, each chapter has the opportunity to share an innovation through which they have contributed to an impact, adding to our collection of anti-corruption impact stories from across the region and inspiring others to learn from these as they take their own actions.

Open Space for sharing and exchange on topics of regional relevance.

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Take Taiwan High Speed Rail (Train No.0205)

Mr.  Meng-Yen Lee, Acting Mayor of Tainan City

Represent of Agency Against Corruption

Dr. Jen-Hui Hsu,  Chair, TI-CT

Delia Ferreira Rubio, Chair, Transparency International

Represent of Tainan City Government