Global Future Council on the Future of Good Governance
Global Future Council on the Future of Good Governance
Council mission and objectives
Corruption costs the world economy approximately 5% of GDP, or $3.6 trillion, annually, and estimated monetary losses do not reflect the total cost of corrupt acts. In a context of large flows of cash to address energy/economy transition, and with additional conflict and disruption, how can transparency, accountability and good governance be ensured for an effective and just recovery?
Council Manager
Houssam Al Wazzan, Community Specialist, Partnering Against Corruption, Initiative (PACI), World Economic Forum
Marlen Heide, Community Lead, Partnering Against Corruption Initiative (PACI), World Economic Forum
Forum Agenda blogs
Latest publications
Ethics and Integrity beyond Compliance: Pillar 1
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A Unifying Framework for Gatekeepers: One pager
A Unifying Framework for Gatekeepers
The Rise and Role of the Chief Integrity Officer: Leadership Imperatives in an ESG-Driven World
Defining the ‘G’ in ESG: Governance Factors at the Heart of Sustainable Business
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