International Anti-Corruption Conference 2024

EITI engagements at the IACC 2024 in Vilnius, Lithuania.

18 – 21 juin 2024
In-person

Dates: 18 -21 June 2024

Location: Vilnius, Lithuania

The International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC) is the world’s premier global forum for bringing together heads of state, civil society, the private sector and more to tackle the increasingly sophisticated challenges posed by corruption. The EITI will be participating in side events alongside partners to discuss the importance of collaboration between government, civil society, and companies in achieving transparent and accountable governance in the extractive sector and mitigating corruption risks associated with the growing demand for minerals for renewable technologies.

Day 3

8:30–10:00

Parallel session

par EITI

8:30–10:00

This session will explore multi-stakeholder approaches through deliberation by relevant stakeholders in society, such as government, business and civil society organisations (CSO) for building consensus in important difficult governance areas. It will include a review of evidence of impact in reforms by TI (e.g. Integrity Pacts, collective action, OECD convention), EITI, FiTI, CoST (Infrastructure Transparency Initiative), LEAP (Local Electricity Access Programme); Kommunale Entwicklungs-Beiräte (KEB).

Moderator

Peter Eigen

Founder, Transparency International

Former Deputy Minister of Transport of Canada

Intervenants

Marie Gay Alessandra Ordenes

Technical Director

Intervenants

Christiaan Poortman

Chair Infrastructure Transparency Initiative

Intervenants

Gesine Schwan

Co-founder, partner and president of the Berlin Governance Platform

Day 4

15:30–17:00

Parallel session

par EITI

15:30–17:00

As the world moves away from fossil fuels, demand for minerals essential for renewable technologies is rising steeply. This session will create awareness of the corruption risks stemming from these changes and their impact on communities. Speakers will focus on innovative approaches to strengthen multi-stakeholder governance, to ensure transparency and accountability for a just energy transition.