International Conference on Corruption, Governance, and Economic Exclusion (ICCGEE - 27)

This track explores the intricate relationship between corruption and poverty alleviation efforts. It aims to analyze how corrupt practices undermine economic development and exacerbate social exclusion.

This session focuses on the role of governance mechanisms in mitigating economic inequality. Participants will discuss effective strategies for enhancing transparency and accountability in public sector reforms.

This track examines various anti-corruption policies and their effectiveness in promoting good governance. It seeks to identify best practices and lessons learned from different contexts.

This session addresses the necessity of institutional reform in fostering economic inclusion. Discussions will center on how reform initiatives can enhance integrity and reduce barriers to participation.

This track investigates the governance challenges associated with social exclusion. It aims to highlight the mechanisms through which governance can either perpetuate or alleviate social disparities.

This session delves into the political economy aspects of corruption and its implications for poverty. It will explore how political structures and economic policies interact to influence corruption levels.