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At the International Anti-Corruption Conference 2024, the Center for Fiscal Transparency will join other stakeholders to discuss ways to strengthen the implementation of the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) among member states through the instrumentality of the Convention’s review process.

The 21st IACC Series is scheduled to hold in Vilnius, Lithuania between 18-21 June, 2024 with the theme: “Confronting Global Threats: Standing Up for Integrity.” The conference seeks to, among others, galvanize global efforts for honest and “solution-oriented discussions on the interconnected threats to global security.” It will also go beyond dialogue to achieve concrete progress in combating corruption; with discussion focusing on issues such as restoring trust in public governance, ensuring integrity in climate finance, and countering the impact of populist and corrupt regimes that jeopardize human rights, environmental health, and global stability.

As part of the conversations to strengthen the implementation of the landmark international anti-corruption instrument, the UNCAC, the Center will take part in a crucial workshop session titled "Strengthening the United Nations Convention Against Corruption’s (UNCAC) Monitoring Mechanism: Promoting Accountability and Civic Space in the UNCAC Review Process," to reinforce and call for the implementation of the UNCAC among member states. 

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