Fiji & Pacific Talanoa on Governance, Policy and Sustainable Development

This work was originally produced in 2016 by Transparency International Fiji and revised and re-edited for this new release in October 2019 Contents 1.         Introduction: Anti-Corruption Strategies in Relief and Rehabilitation Work 2.           Preventing Corruption in Post-Disaster Humanitarian Relief and Rehabilitation Operations 3.         Proactive Anti-Corruption Strategies 4.         NGO Support for STC Winston Relief and Rehabilitation 5.         Proactive Approaches in Dealing with Transparency and Accountability 6.  Tracking Statistics 7.         Key Recommendations 8.         References 1.         Introduction: Anti-Corruption Strategies in Relief and Rehabilitation Work Jofiliti Veikoso (Chairperson: CLCT – Integrity Fiji) This Report covers good governance and anti-corruption strategies during times of natural disasters. It looks at the 2016 Cyclone Winston relief and rehabilitation work as a case-study example of how anti-corruption strategies ca

The New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (NZMFAT) is providing funding to CLCT (Civic Leaders for Clean Transactions) – Integrity Fiji to develop civil society engagement in the areas of Integrity, Transparency, Accountability and the general anti-corruption space. The funding is being made available through Transparency International New Zealand. As part of the partnership, 3 TINZ consultants (Debbie Gee, Suzanne Snively and Claire Johnston) will help set up a strong organizational governance framework. In addition, they will help develop policies on Communication, Finance, and a 3-year Strategic Plan. CLCT-IF is currently housed at 8 Desvouex Road. Sakeo Moce, the Board Secretary-Treasurer explains that apart from setting up an office during the Interim Period of July-Dec 2019, CLCT-IF is working with partners to develop proactive governance programs. One such constructive discussion is taking place with the Fiji National Sports Commission. It is expected that