World Without Corruption International Alliance Foundation
World Without Corruption International Alliance Foundation
It’s Time to Take Action
On March 24, 2021, Anatoly Yakorev, EthicSeer™ opened the Ethics, Compliance & Integrity Yearbook Conference 2021 with an overview of his article “Integrity Crisis?,” which set the stage for world leaders to reexamine the anti-corruption mindset and how we got to this crisis on our hands, in our hearts and in our minds.
With so many global leaders taking a soft approach to ethics and compliance and then attacking whistleblowers for revealing the true nature of the situation begs the question, what is really going on here? This is just one small example of a crippling trend that runs deep in all areas of business, politics and academia.
The conference was impactful with many insights, perspectives and initiatives being introduced; the Yearbook 2021 for Global Ethics, Compliance & Integrity offers an up-to-date overview of the recent and most significant developments in the interdisciplinary area of organizational Ethics, Compliance & Integrity Management. The 2021 Yearbook focuses on (but is not limited to) integrity and ethics and consists of 40 highly valuable articles submitted by 55 experts.
Program to Advance UNCAC
This program was developed and launched in 2011 to enable and empower people in all spheres of life to put their talents to make UN Convention against corruption work to reduce corruption levels and increase accountability of relevant institutions entrusted with compliance with international treaties. It was endorsed and supported by academia and professionals from all over the world for making it possible to people to develop their own projects within the framework of the United Nations Convention against Corruption.
World Without Corruption is a result of a joint effort of experts from many countries and is continuing efforts in the following areas:
- Fostering public intolerance of corruption worldwide and support for individual and collective actions to reduce it
- Disseminating and popularizing anti-corruption best practices in the private sector
- Strengthening collaboration between the civil and private sectors in the area of anti-corruption
- Ensuring broad support by civil society and private sector for practical efforts by national governments to achieve the goals of the Convention against Corruption
- Exploring other possibilities beyond existing anti-corruption narrative such as psychology and a role of leadership to make a change this world desperately needs
- Investigating why CEO activism fails, why stakeholder activism is on the rise along with employee activism – how can we empower our leaders to make positive changes for our teams and communities?
