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"Improving Governance and Fighting Corruption: New Frontiers in Public-Private
Partnerships" was a two-day event in Brussels, Belgium, organized by the World Bank Institute, OECD, and the Belgian government. It centered on the challenges
of creating good governance with the cooperation of the private sector. With
more than 400 participants from countries around the world, this event
integrated innovative use of technology with an interactive, results-oriented
conference format with the hope of creating concrete recommendations for future
work.
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| 04/10/07 01:56 PM | Catch up on Improving Governance with streaming video Long report of interventions, speeches, and the breakout room discussions is now available through streaming video. Read more |
| 04/02/07 02:40 PM | The conference ends, and the real work begins Now that "Improving Governance and Fighting Corruption" has drawn to a close, participants have the opportunity to reflect on what was said, and how to continue action on the issues raised. Read more |
| 03/26/07 10:31 AM | 24-hour videoconference final recommendations now available During the twelve videoconference sessions, students from around the world made their recommendations. These five were most discussed, and were presented to leaders and policymakers in Brussels on March 15th. Read more |
| 03/15/07 03:40 PM | Final remarks: Karel De Gucht The final remarks of "Improving Governance and Fighting Corruption" came from Karel De Gucht, Minister of Foreign Affairs for Belgium. Read more De Gucht |
| 03/15/07 03:30 PM | Closing address: Ellen Johnson Sirleaf The closing address to the conference came from the President of the Republic of Liberia, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. Read more Johnson-Sirleaf |
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At the Conference
