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Daily Archives: August 18, 2009

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Notes from the Road: Pacific Pontifications

Archive - Pre 2015By adminAugust 18, 20092 Comments

We’re cruising along 35,000 feet above the South Pacific, en route from Honiara, Solomon Islands to Brisbane and finally Canberra, Australia. The long flight offers a good opportunity to reflect on governance and accountability reform in the Pacific — what makes it easy, what makes it hard, and what makes it unique. During the past…

Notes from the Road: Talking Corruption in the Solomon Islands

Archive - Pre 2015By adminAugust 18, 2009Leave a comment

Unlikely but true: despite being the poorest country in the Pacific, the Solomon Islands could become a model for executing transparency and anti-corruption reforms. After a long day of conversation in Honiara — including a sitdown with the prime minister’s chief of staff — here’s what we learned from yesterday’s Global Integrity Dialogues workshop. The…

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