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DAY ONE: Monday, 25 May
2015
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Introduction to Corruption & Climate
Finance
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Time
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Session & Objectives
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Speakers
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12:30
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Lunch
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13:30
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Registration
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14:00
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Welcome
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- Claudia Buentjen, Principal Public Management Specialist and OIC,
Technical Advisor (Governance), ADB
- Dr. Bernd-Markus Liss, GIZ Philippines Principal Advisor Climate
Program, Focal Point Anticorruption
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14:15
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Session 1: Introduction
Introduction to U4 and corruption
- Introduction to U4
- Participant introductions and expectations
- Overview of workshop structure and goals
- What is corruption? Basics of corruption and group exercise
- Q & A
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- Aled Williams, Senior Advisor, U4: Introduction to U4 Anti-Corruption Center: Introduction to U4
- Kendra Dupuy, Natural Resource Management
Advisor, U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center: Basics of Corruption
- Moderation by Kendra Dupuy, Natural Resource Management Advisor, U4 Anti-Corruption Center
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15:00
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Coffee break
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15:15
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Session 2: Trends and
patterns in climate finance
- Definitions, amounts, and mechanisms in climate finance flows –
international and national levels
- Sum up of high level event: Key take-away points on climate finance
modalities in the Philippines, and importance of corruption and
anti-corruption in climate finance flows and natural resource management,
with reference to the Philippines context and the Asian region
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- Kendra Dupuy, Natural Resource Management
Advisor, U4 Anti-Corruption Center: Key Terms & Global and Regional Scope
of Climate Finance
- Michael Rattinger, Climate Change Specialist,
Climate Change Coordination & Disaster Risk Management Unit, Asian
Development Bank
- Muhammad Zakir Hossain Khan, Head of Climate
Governance Team, Transparency International Bangladesh: Corruption in the Environmental
and Forestry Sector
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Moderation by Kendra
Dupuy, Natural Resource Management Advisor, U4 Anti-Corruption Center
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16:30
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Session 3: Close for the
day
- Sum up of the day
- Overview of day 2
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- Kendra Dupuy and Aled Williams, U4 Anti-Corruption Center
- GIZ and ADB representatives
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17:00
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Reception (Hosted by ADB)
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DAY TWO: Tuesday, 26 May
2015
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Corruption Risks in Climate Finance and
Natural Resources Management
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Time
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Session & Objectives
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Speakers
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08:30
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Registration
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09:00
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Session 4: Status of
climate finance in the Philippines
Review and summary of Day 1, overview of Day 2
Status of climate finance in Philippines
- What do you know? Group exercise to map existing knowledge of the
architecture of climate finance flows to and in the Philippines
- Present group work
- Overview of international and national climate finance flows to, and
in, the Philippines
- Corruption in the Philippines context
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- Pebbles Sanchez, Senior Technical Staff, Climate Change Commission,
Philippines (for Joyceline A. Goco, Deputy Executive Director, Climate Change
Commission, Philippines)
- Kendra Dupuy, Natural Resource Management Advisor, U4 Anti-Corruption Center: Climate
Finance Architecture in the Philippines
- Moderation by Aled Williams, U4 Anti-Corruption Center
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10:00
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Coffee break
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10:15
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Session 5: What do we know about corruption risks in climate finance and in
natural resource management (NRM)?
- General state of knowledge of corruption risks in multilateral and
national climate funds
- Corruption risks in REDD+
- Overview of lessons learned from U4 work on corruption in natural
resource management
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- Aled Williams, Senior Advisor, U4 Anti-Corruption Center: Corruption risks in NRM and in REDD+
- Muhammad Zakir Hossain Khan, Head of Climate Governance Team, TI Bangladesh: Governance Risks in Multilateral Climate Funds
- Kendra Dupuy, Natural Resource Management Advisor, U4 Anti-Corruption Center: Corruption Risks in National Climate Funds
- Moderation by Kendra Dupuy, Natural Resource Management Advisor, U4 Anti-Corruption Center
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12:00
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Lunch
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13:00
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Session 6: Group work
Corruption risks and mitigation in the case of Indonesia’s
Reforestation Fund
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- Kendra Dupuy and Aled Williams, U4 Anti-Corruption Center
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14:00
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Coffee break and group
photo
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14:15
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Session 7: Presentation
of group work
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- Kendra Dupuy and Aled Williams, U4 Anti-Corruption Center
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15:30
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Coffee break
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15:45
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Session 8: Specific
corruption risks in climate finance and natural resource management in the
Philippines
- U4 REDD+ studies on corruption risks in implementing REDD+ in the
Philippines
- Plenary discussion: other examples from the Philippines of corruption
in climate finance and natural resource management
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- Justine Nicole V. Torres, Legal and Policy Specialist, Ateneo School of Government, Ateneo de
Manila University, Philippines: Corruption Risks in Implementing REDD+ in the
Philippines
- Grizelda Gerthie Mayo-Anda, Executive
Director, Environmental Legal Assistance Center (ELAC), Philippines: Corruption
in the Use of the Malampaya Royalty Fund
- Moderation by Aled Williams, Senior Advisor, U4 Anti-Corruption Center
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16:30
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Session 9: Close for the
day
- Sum up of the day
- Overview of day 2
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- Kendra Dupuy and Aled Williams, U4 Anti-Corruption Center
- GIZ and ADB representatives
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DAY THREE: Wednesday, 27
May 2015
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Strategies to Mitigate Corruption in Climate
Finance and Natural Resources Management
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Time
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Session & Objectives
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Speakers
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08:30
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Registration
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09:00
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Session 10: Summary and
review of days 1 and 2, overview of day 3, and introduction to
anti-corruption
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- Kendra Dupuy and Aled Williams, U4 Anti-Corruption Center
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09:30
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Session 11:
Anti-corruption measures in climate finance
- Transparency International reports on anti-corruption safeguards in
multilateral climate funding initiatives, and of climate finance in 6
developing countries
- TI’s 2011 report on corruption and climate change
- Overview of REDD safeguards and other transparency mechanisms in
climate aid
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- Muhammad Zakir Hossain Khan, Head of Climate Governance Team, TI Bangladesh
- Moderation by Kendra Dupuy, Natural Resource Management Advisor, U4 Anti-Corruption Center
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10:30
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Coffee break
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10:45
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Session 12: International
standards and best practices for aid flows, revenue transfers, and natural
resource management
- Overview of international standards and best practices for
transparency in aid flows: the role of open & big data
- Overview of best practices for anti-corruption in sub-national revenue
transfers
- Overview of best practices for anti-corruption in natural resource
management and REDD
- DENR Integrity program - addressing corruption risks in natural resources management in the Philippines
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- Kendra Dupuy, Natural
Resource Management Advisor, U4 Anti-Corruption
Center: International Standards
and Best Practices for Mitigating Corruption in Aid Flows and Sub-National Revenue
Transfers
- Aled Williams, Senior
Advisor, U4 Anti-Corruption Center:
Anti-Corruption Measures in Natural Resource Management and REDD
- Daniel Nicer, Assistant
Secretary for Internal Audit and Anti-Corruption, Department of Environment and
Natural Resources, Philippines: Administrative Reforms and Anti-Corruption
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Moderation by Kendra Dupuy, Natural Resource Management Advisor, U4 Anti-Corruption Center
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12:30
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Lunch
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13:30
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Session 13: Mainstreaming
anti-corruption into donor work & in national policies and programs for climate
finance and natural resource management
- How to mainstream and implement anti-corruption approaches and programs
- Group work exercise and presentation: highlight existing knowledge
about current good practices and existing anti-corruption measures and actors
for climate finance mechanisms and natural resource management programs in
the Philippines. What exists, what can be built on, and what are the gaps and
challenges?
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- Heidi Mendoza, Commissioner, Commission on Audit, Philippines: Auditing in the Context
of the Philippines: Citizens Participatory Audit of Solid Waste Management
- Kendra Dupuy, Natural Resource Management Advisor, U4 Anti-Corruption
Center: Mainstreaming Anti-Corruption into Programs and Policies
- Moderation by Aled Williams, Senior Advisor, U4 Anti-Corruption Center
- Group work and discussion
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14:30
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Coffee break
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14:45
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Session 14: The Way
Forward
Group work and discussion
- What key lessons have been learned during the workshop regarding
corruption risks in climate aid flows and in natural resource management, and
with reference to the Philippines context?
- Develop key recommendations for anti-corruption strategies and steps
regarding climate aid flows and natural resource management in the
Philippines
- Identify key actions that need to be taken to realize these
recommendations
- Develop a plan for how to carry out these actions– who will do what,
when, and how
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- Moderation by Hon. Gerard A. Mosquera, Deputy Ombudsman for Luzon and
Environment, Office of the Ombudsman, Philippines
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15:45
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Session 15: Presentation
of group work, and synthesis summary
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- Kendra Dupuy and Aled Williams, U4 Anti-Corruption Center
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16:30
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Session 16: Close of
workshop
- Summary review of all three workshop days, and thanks from U4
- Final remarks from ADB, GIZ, government
- Presentation of certificates
- Evaluation
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- Kendra Dupuy and Aled Williams, U4 Anti-Corruption Center
- GIZ and ADB representatives
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