Podcasts

Democracy that Delivers #366: Association Frontiers Series – TÜRKONFED’s Earthquake Response in Turkey

A CIPE partner is among those leading crisis efforts on the ground in southern Turkey, where massive February earthquakes leveled entire communities and displaced millions. TÜRKONFED (Turkish Enterprise and Business Confederation) was one of the first organizations to respond after the quakes, mobi...

Democracy that Delivers #365: A Trailblazing Approach to Preventing Corruption in Indonesia, with Erry Riyana Hardjapamekas

Much anti-corruption work focuses on identifying corruption that already exists. A different approach proves more preventive: helping enhance efficiency, transparency, and accountability in organizations. That is the method used by Erry Riyana Hardjapamekas, who joins CIPE’s Anti-Corruption &am...

Democracy that Delivers #364: Defeating the Dictators, A New Book by Charles Dunst

Charles Dunst, Deputy Director of Research & Analytics at The Asia Group, a Fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, and Contributing Editor of American Purpose, joins Jennifer Anderson, Senior Program Officer for CIPE’s Asia & Pacific team to discuss his new boo...

Democracy that Delivers #363: Designing A New Generation of Anti-Corruption Communication Campaigns, with Corina Rebegea

Corina Rebegea, an Anti-Corruption Advisor at the National Democratic Institute, joins CIPE’s Anti-Corruption & Governance Center (ACGC) podcast to discuss how to craft effective messaging that supports anti-corruption campaigns during windows of opportunity. Her report, The Role of Anti...

Democracy that Delivers #362: Building Inclusive Job Markets, with Profesia

Anna Podlesna, Corporate Social Responsibility Manager for Profesia, joins Anna Kompanek, CIPE’s Director of Global Programs, to discuss the impact of Profesia’s work in the disabilities sphere. Profesia was founded in 1997 in Slovakia and currently hosts the biggest job portal in ...

Democracy that Delivers #361: Turning Emerging-Market Business Risks into Value, with Dr. Andrea Bonime-Blanc

Dr. Andrea Bonime-Blanc, author and CEO of GEC Risk Advisory, joins CIPE’s Anti-Corruption & Governance Center podcast to discuss her new joint publication with CIPE, the Risk to Value Guide: How Emerging Market Businesses Can Transform New Risks into Value. Bonime-Blanc has made a...

Democracy That Delivers #360: The Expanded Mandate of Wartime Ukraine’s National Agency on Corruption Prevention, with Serhiy Derkach

Serhiy Derkach, an anti-corruption lawyer who led the Department of Corruption Prevention and Detection at Ukraine’s National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP) from 2020 to early 2023, joins CIPE’s Anti-Corruption & Governance Center podcast this week to share about the agency̵...

Democracy that Delivers #359: Reducing Barriers to Women’s Economic Empowerment in Moldova

The Women and Girls Empowered Consortium (WAGE), in partnership with the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) published CIPE’s newest Democracy that Delivers podcast, “Reducing Barriers to Women’s Economic Empowerment in Moldova.” Elena Ratoi, CIPE Program Officer, and Carolin...

Democracy that Delivers #358: Why BHP is Boosting Beneficial Ownership Transparency and Sustainability, with Tim Robinson

Tim Robinson, Chief Compliance Officer at BHP, joined CIPE’s Anti-Corruption & Governance Center (ACGC) podcast on the margins of December’s International Anti-Corruption Conference to discuss why BHP – one of the world’s largest mining companies – has chosen to actively...

Democracy that Delivers #357: Ukraine’s Integrity-Based Public Sales System, with Oleksii Sobolev

Oleksii Sobolev, Ukraine’s recently named Deputy Minister of Economy, is the guest on this week’s Anti-Corruption & Governance Center podcast. He discusses Ukraine’s much-lauded innovations in selling state and municipal property transparently through Prozorro.Sale, an elect...

Democracy that Delivers #356: Senegal’s Historic Push for Beneficial Ownership in Extractives and Beyond, with Cheikhou Oumar

Cheikhou Oumar, President of the Observatory for Monitoring Economic Development Indicators in Africa (OSIDEA), joins CIPE’s Anti-Corruption & Governance Center podcast to discuss Senegal’s historic push for ownership transparency in the extractives sector and beyond. Oumar shares ...

Democracy that Delivers #355: Local Engagement at the T20 and G20: A Conversation with Rainer Heufers

Rainer Heufers, Executive Director of the Center for Indonesian Policy Studies (CIPS) joins Adam Sachs, Program Officer for CIPE’s Global Programs team to discuss digital governance and how to inform better policies through the T20 process. Against the backdrop of Indonesia’s presidenc...

Democracy that Delivers #354: Can Institutional Anti-Corruption Analysis Help End “Rule by Thieves” in Moldova?

James Wasserstrom and Tamara Razin, co-chairs of Moldova’s Independent Anti-Corruption Advisory Committee (CCIA), join CIPE’s Anti-Corruption & Governance Center podcast to discuss the CCIA’s high-stakes role in combating strategic corruption. Founded in June 2021— after Moldo...

Democracy that Delivers #353: Factoring in Geopolitical Risks When Investing

Larry Chan and Daniel Hong from Free World Investment join Eric Hontz, Director of CIPE’s Center for Accountable Investment and Catherine Tai, Deputy Regional Director of CIPE’s Asia and Pacific team to discuss the considerations of geopolitical risks when investing. Free World Investme...

Democracy that Delivers #352: Update on the Current Economic Situation in Lebanon

Dr. Patrick Mardini, CEO of the Lebanese Institute for Market Studies (LIMS) joins Marie Principe, Program Officer for CIPE’s Middle East and North Africa team to discuss the current status of Lebanon amid the economic crisis and private sector led solutions. LIMS is a platform for research, ...

Democracy that Delivers #351: Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities

Jackline Lidubwi, Project Lead at Internews Kenya, joins Anna Kompanek, Director for CIPE’s Global Programs, to talk about inclusion of persons with disabilities, specifically those in developing countries. Jackline Lidubwi is a multi-award winning disability media activist, media trainer, an...

Democracy that Delivers #350: Dirty Cement Deals on ISIS Letterhead: Comparing the Lafarge & Chiquita Cases

Anti-corruption lawyer Bill Steinman joins the Anti-Corruption & Governance Center (ACGC) podcast to discuss cases of companies cutting deals with terrorist organizations in dangerous foreign markets. The lively discussion starts with the now infamous Lafarge enforcement action, announced...

Democracy That Delivers #349: How Technology + Talent + Diversity is Fueling HackCorruption in Southern Africa

Accountability Lab‘s HackCorruption team joins the Anti-Corruption & Governance Center podcast to discuss how a series of Tech-For-Good events are building diverse communities of anti-corruption activists in emerging markets. Accountability Lab Global Director of Learning Cheri-Leigh E...

Democracy that Delivers #348: A Conversation with UkraineInvest

Sergiy Tsivkach, CEO of UkraineInvest, joins Eric Hontz, Director of CIPE’s Center for Accountable Investment, to learn more about UkraineInvest, specifically during a critical moment in Ukraine’s history. UkraineInvest is a government institution providing investors with support suc...

Democracy that Delivers #347: Pioneering Beneficial Ownership Reform in Armenia

From Armenia, Shushan Doydoyan, president of the Freedom of Information Center, and Lilya Afrikyan, coordinator for the Prime Minister’s Office of Open Government Partnership, join the Anti-Corruption & Governance Center podcast this week to discuss the challenges and successes Armen...

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