This webinar series was held from July 2023 to January 2024. It showcased the work of partners close to the GNACTA and aspiring Network Members.
Below you can see an overview of the dates and topics of each webinar in the series, including the speakers and topics.
You can watch the recording of each webinar by following the link. For your ease, be sure to copy and paste the passcode before clicking on the link.
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Topic |
Speaker/Organization |
Description |
Link to Recording |
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1 |
20 July 2023 16:00-17:00
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Survival Corruption, Social Norms & Whistleblowing |
Dr. Aloysius Odii University of Nigeria
Dr. Claudia Baez-Camargo Basel Institute on Governance
Dr. Taryn Vian University of San Francisco |
How Administrative Lapses Fuel Corruption in Nigeria's Health System
Applying a Social Norms and Behaviour Change approach to addressing bribery in health facilities
Research on whistleblowing for anti-corruption in the health sector |
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2 |
24 August 2023 16:00-17:00 |
Research on Anti-Corruption in Primary Healthcare |
Dr. Prince Agwu Dr. Charles Orjiakor Dr Aloysius Odii Ms Pamela Ogbozor Ms Maryam Chilumpha University of Nigeria |
This webinar will showcase the results from the Accountability in Action Research Team on the topics of Absenteeism, Informal Payments and Complain Mechanisms in Nigeria and Malawi. |
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3 |
20 September 2023 16:00-17:00 |
Civil Society Monitoring |
Isabelle Adams TI Global Health
Dr. Hady Fink, Daniela Cepeda Cuadrado PTF/U4
Isa Lea Savadogo RAME |
Building local trust and accountability within health systems in Zambia and Uganda
Engaging Civil Society to Address Corruption in the Health Sector
Role of Civil Society in transparency and anti-corruption |
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4 |
26 October 2023 |
Corruption in Pharmaceuticals: Procurement & Supply Chain |
Dr. Mihaly Fazekas Government Transparency Institute
Mark Dibiase UNDP
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Efficiency Gains from Anti-corruption in Pharmaceuticals Procurement: Analysis of 9 countries across 3 continents
Promoting anti-corruption, transparency and accountability in Malawi, 1) access to NCD medicines (insulin) through corruption risk management; 2) Transparency in the Health Commodities Management and improved Health Worker’s Capacity in Health Commodities Management |
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5 |
22 November 2023 16:00-17:00 |
ACTA and Technology |
Dr. Ryan Jablonski London School of Economics
Tom Wright TI Global Health
Dr. Iftekhar Zaman TI Bangladesh |
Using Remote Tracking Technologies to Audit and Understand Medicine Theft: Evidence from Malawi
Leveraging Technology to Detect and Monitor Corruption in the Health System: AI Media Monitoring and uses for Procurement Data
App-based community monitoring of governance deficit and corruption in health service |
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31 January 2024 16:00-17:00 |
Emerging Evidence from Young Researchers |
Andrea Bowra Nana Koomson Eustace Orleans-Lindsay Tolulope Ojo University of Toronto
Iva Paravanova London School of Economics
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Emerging research on ACTA in the areas of bribery and social norms, industry influence, access to medicines and decolonizing corruption |
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