International Conference on Business Case for Anticorruption: Call for Collective Action

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The UN Global Compact India Local Network is organising an International Conference titled “Business Case for Anticorruption: Call for Collective Action” on Friday November 28, 2014 at New Delhi, India. The Conference will bring together spokespersons from public and private sector businesses, civil society, government, media and academia to deliberate on pressing transparency issues in the Indian context; viz. public procurement, supply chain sustainability, sports related hospitality, as well as challenges of ethical business conduct and bribery and fraud in the private sector and its trend in the country,

The daylong event comprises of a special CEO Roundtable around the title of the Conference and three panel discussions around specific transparency tools. The focus of the Conference would be to quantify the gains that emerge from implementing transparency tools and present a business case for anticorruption. For more information please contact Ms. Nazia Irshad at gcn.cap@gmail.com

Do join us at this interesting event. There is no participation fee for the Conference. Participation is limited though, on first come first basis only.

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Shabnam Siddiqui
Project Director
Global Compact Network India

Scope Complex, Core 5, 6th  Floor
7 Institutional Area, Lodhi Road
New Delhi-110003.
Ph No:  +91-11-64690653
Telefax: +91-11-24368269
Website : www.globalcompact.in

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