Webinar: Can We End Corruption in Oil, Gas and Mining?

Oil-drilling platform in the Brent Field, North Sea. UN Photo/Exxon Photo [Date unknown] North Sea

Project: Leveraging Transparency to Reduce Corruption in the Natural Resource Industries

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On July 1, Brookings will host a webinar exploring solutions to the challenges of corruption along the natural resource value chain globally. Panelists will discuss key takeaways from a forthcoming report, which include an analysis of the history, successes, and limitations of anti-corruption initiatives to date, and the introduction of a framework to guide future work. They will also discuss corruption risks in natural resource governance in the era of COVID-19 and the implications of the pandemic on global anti-corruption research initiatives.

Viewers can submit questions for speakers by emailing events@brookings.edu or via Twitter at @BrookingsGov by using #LeveragingTransparency.

Opening Remarks

Norman Eisen, Senior Fellow, Brookings, Governance Studies

Panel

Alexandra Gillies, Advisor, Natural Resources Governance Institute
Norman Eisen, Senior Fellow, Brookings, Governance Studies
Erin K. Fletcher, Economist, Results for Development
Daniel Kaufmann, Brookings, Nonresident Senior Fellow – Global Economy and Development
Mario Picon, Program Director, Results for Development

Webinar: Can We End Corruption in Oil, Gas and Mining?

Project: Leveraging Transparency to Reduce Corruption in the Natural Resource Industries

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Project: Leveraging Transparency to Reduce Corruption in the Natural Resource Industries

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