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Title: How to improve civil society's participation in the fight against corruption?


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How to improve civil society's participation in
the fight against corruption?
  • Korea Independent Commission Against Corruption 
  • Suh, Jaesik

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Contents
  • Corruption Prevention Citizens Participation
  • Relations between Govt Civil Society
  • Ways of Civil Societys Participation in the
    fight against Corruption
  • Closing

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Corruption Prevention Citizens Participation
  • 1. Importance of Civil Societys Participation
  • 1) Efforts made by the govt alone are not
    enough to eradicate corruption.
  • 2) It is the responsibility of every Bhutanese to
    act against corruption in our country. (Royal
    Kasho)

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Corruption Prevention Citizens Participation
  • Who will act against corruption in this country?
  • All Bhutanese public sector private sector
  • civil society
  • Civil Society Media
  • NGOs
  • Ordinary citizens

5
II. Relations between Govt Civil Society
  • (1)Changes in Relations between the
    Government and Citizens
  • ltEvolutionary changes in the roles of citizens
    and govtgt

Source Vigoda, Eran. 2002. From responsiveness
to collaboration Governance, citizens, and the
next generation of public administration, PAR,
625
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  • (2) Role of Govt Citizens in the 21st
    Century .
  • Reestablishment of the status
  • civil society as consumers and partners rather
    than the object of rule and control
  • Govt as a manager, a partner and a supporter,
    distancing itself from a ruler

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III. Ways of Civil societys Participationin the
fight against corruption
  • 1. Infrastructure for civil societys
    participation in the fight against corruption
  • 1) Education and awareness raising on
    anti-corruption
  • What is corruption?
  • How do they confront corruption?
  • 2) Trust in the government
  • (In particular, public trust and support for ACC
    is very important)

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3) Access to Information
III. Ways of Civil societys Participationin the
fight against corruption
  • Information Disclosure System
  • If there are difficulties in obtaining
    information, people cannot make a clear judgment
    on govt activities and play their watchdog role
    over state affairs
  • - USA(1966), Korea(1997)

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III. Ways of Civil societys Participationin the
fight against corruption
  • Information Disclosure System
  • Exceptions
  • Information related to the national security,
    defense, unification, diplomacy and others which
    has high possibility of inflicting negative
    results on the nation if disclosed.

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4) Atmosphere of promoting reports on corrupt
practices
III. Ways of Civil societys Participationin the
fight against corruption
  • Hot Line for a corruption report
  •    A short and easy number
  •   ex) 111, 113, 118
  • System of protecting those who made a report on
    corruption.

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III. Ways of Civil societys Participationin the
fight against corruption
  • 2. Types of Civil Society Participation in the
    Fight against Corruption
  • (1)System allowing citizens to request an
    enactment or reform of ordinances
  • (2) System guaranteeing citizens right to
    request inspection

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III. Ways of Civil societys Participationin the
fight against corruption
  • (3) Citizens Recall System
  • For heads of upper level local governments, a
    minimum of 10 of voters is required to seek a
    recall.
  • (4) Ombudsman

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Ombudsman
  • Characteristics of classical ombudsman
  • ? overseeing administration and maintaining its
    political neutrality with legally guaranteed
    independence
  • ? handling complaints on injustice, wrongdoings
    and irregularities concerning administrative
    bodies.
  • ? having the rights to investigate, criticize
    and disclose administrative policies but not
    making direct correction.

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Ombudsman
  • Integrity ombudsman (Case of Seoul
    Metropolitan Government)
  • Carrying out duties independently within its
    mandate, focusing on corruption prevention,
    supervision improvement, and fair bidding,
    contracts and enforcement.

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IV. Closing
  • Lets make Bhutan the( ) through the
    Collaboration between Civil Society Government
  • Beautiful
  • Honorable
  • Unbelievably
  • Transparent and
  • Accountable
  • Nation

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