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Eurasian Academic
Anti-Corruption Network

The Network was created in order to unite the efforts of the international community in educational and research activities in the field of anti-corruption.

Experts

Dinara Asanbaeva

Dinara Asanbaeva

Dinara Asanbaeva is an assistant professor of the Law Program of AUCA. Dinara is a graduate of the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavonic University and the Law School of the University of Edinburgh. Expert in the field of anti-corruption.

Tamar Chkhitunidze

Tamar Chkhitunidze

Since July 2019, Tamar Chkhitunidze has been the member of the team of IDFI as the Research Coordinator of the project “Promoting Prosecutorial Independence through Monitoring and Engagement” (PrIME). Before that, Tamar was employed at the Analytical Department of the Ministry of Justice of Georgia, where prior to her appointment as a Senior Specialist, she worked as an intern. Until then, Tamar was doing internship at the Supreme Court of Georgia and US Embassy Tbilisi. During her studing within the Erasmus Mundus Exchange Program in Lithuania, she has completed an internship at the Embassy of Georgia to the Republic of Lithuania.

E-mail: t.chkhitunidze@idfi.ge

Olena Shcherban

Olena Shcherban

Head of the Legal Department at the Anti-Corruption Action Center

Specializes in reviewing the public procurements as well as in effective, transparent, and legitimate use of public funds.

Email: olena.shcherban@antac.org.ua

Experts

News

We united efforts of the International Community in Anti-Corruption Education and Research

We united efforts of the International Community in Anti-Corruption Education and Research

The Network announces an open call for a study visit in Moldova 2022

The Network announces an open call for a study visit in Moldova 2022

Сongratulations to colleagues from the Kyrgyz Hub of the Eurasian Academic Anti-Corruption Network!

Сongratulations to colleagues from the Kyrgyz Hub of the Eurasian Academic Anti-Corruption Network!

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Library

Policy brief: Why whistleblowing should be properly legislated?

Policy brief: Why whistleblowing should be properly legislated?

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White Paper on Good Governance in State-Owned Enterprises

White Paper on Good Governance in State-Owned Enterprises

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Policy brief: Why private sector should become intensively involved in the fight against corruption?

Policy brief: Why private sector should become intensively involved in the fight against corruption?

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Opportunities

A Historical Perspective on the Fight Against Systemic Corruption”: a Public Lecture by Prof. Matthew C. Stephenson (Harvard Law School)

A Historical Perspective on the Fight Against Systemic Corruption”: a Public Lecture by Prof. Matthew C. Stephenson (Harvard Law School)

OPEN BUDGET: IIEP-UNESCO Case Study on the Open School Platform in Donetsk oblast, Ukraine

OPEN BUDGET: IIEP-UNESCO Case Study on the Open School Platform in Donetsk oblast, Ukraine

Democracy in Action: Zero Corruption Conference

Democracy in Action: Zero Corruption Conference

Seminar “Towards Theory-Building: ‘Constructing Grounded Theory’ and Media Policy Ethnography Preeti Raghunath (Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication)”

Seminar “Towards Theory-Building: ‘Constructing Grounded Theory’ and Media Policy Ethnography Preeti Raghunath (Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication)”

Discussion of the Palgrave Handbook of Comparative Economics

Discussion of the Palgrave Handbook of Comparative Economics

Opportunities

Podcasts

Season 2 Episode 6 “How does decentralization impact corruption levels?”

Season 2 Episode 6 “How does decentralization impact corruption levels?”

Season 2 Episode 5 “Watchdog movements vs political corruption: the case of CHESNO”

Season 2 Episode 5 “Watchdog movements vs political corruption: the case of CHESNO”

Season 2 Episode 4 “Reconstruction of Ukraine – How to ensure transparency and efficiency of funds use”

Season 2 Episode 4 “Reconstruction of Ukraine – How to ensure transparency and efficiency of funds use”

Podcasts

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