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How can we adapt to the new normal?
Introducing the learning exchange survey As part of a peer learning exchange funded by the Open Society Foundation, the African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF), Global Integrity (GI) and Public Service Accountability Monitor (PSAM) have been sharing lessons and reflections about the processes and challenges of adapting to COVID-19. We were curious to know how our…
Tags: Africa, COVID19, fiscal governance
January 25, 2021
Integrity Insider – December 2020
Learn and Adapt A time for consolidation and reflection Hewlett Foundation’s Coronavignette features Alan Hudson, discussing the learning opportunities presented by COVID-19 and how they could inform the next ten years of the governance and development agenda. Is the Coronavirus Catalyzing New Civic Collaborations for Open Government? “2020 has been a year of developing new…
December 4, 2020
Taking stock of the socio-economic impact of COVID-19 in Africa
The third Account4COVID webinar and final for 2020 sought to shed light on the socio-economic urgency imposed by COVID-19 surrounding vulnerable groups. Participants explored the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on African economies and vulnerable groups and how civic actors are informing governments’ response and recovery efforts to ensure effective dissemination of relief to beneficiaries…
December 3, 2020
Outside/In: What Cote d’Ivoire and Senegal Can Teach Us About Leaving Office Gracefully
Click here to listen to the interview Transcript Ambika: Welcome to the third edition of our podcast series for Outside/In: international perspectives on governance challenges in the United States. Today, I’ll be speaking to Marc-André Boisvert, research manager at Global Integrity and my co-French wine drinker. He was a correspondent for AP for two…
Tags: Cote D'Ivoire, democracy, elections, governance, power, protest, Senegal
November 13, 2020
Regaining Trust and Bridging the Divide: Identity Politics and Elections
Political identity is a divisive topic, even when it’s not election season. Today, the word “polarization” is nearly synonymous with politics in the United States, with a recessive trend of closing civic spaces and restrictive conservatism growing globally. A few relevant questions from our Open Gov Hub community came up during our live discussion…
Tags: democracy, Dialogue, elections, Identity Politics
November 4, 2020
Loktantra Zindabad (Long-Live Democracy): Nepal’s election lessons
Click here to listen to the interview Transcript Ambika: Welcome to our second podcast for the Global Integrity series, Outside/In. Today I’ll be speaking to Smriti Lakhey, the Director of Operations and Programs at Global Integrity, and also my fellow mom of two at work. She was born and raised in Nepal before making…
Tags: democracy, elections, governance, nepal, protest
November 2, 2020
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