In this session, the Open data working group will be featuring Camilo Pardo-Herrera, Senior Analyst at Terrorism, Transnational Crime and Corruption Centre, and Fred Ellis, Wildlife Crime Analyst at TRAFFIC to discuss on how can trade data trace illegal flows of timber

At the upcoming follow-the-money working group meeting, Scott Johnston, Director of Public Sector Outreach—EMEA at Chainanalysis, will discuss cryptocurrency and its nexus to environmental crimes.

The upcoming Land corruption working group meeting will discussed the challenges, vulnerabilities in land governance, and highlight solutions to strengthen land tenure systems and protect natural resources from corruption.

In our upcoming plenary session, we will be launching the Basel Institute on Governance working paper "Good governance and the just transition: implications for renewable energy companies", in collaboration with the Trust, Accountability and Inclusion Collaborative (TAI).

The Follow-the-Money Working group meeting will discuss on China’s Anti-Money Laundering Laws and Comparative Global Trends.

In this session of the Open data Working Group will be featuring John Dell'Osso, Director of Investigations at the Platform to Protect Whistleblowers in Africa, and Daniela Castro, South America Editor at the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP).

The Climate Finance Working Group will bring together experts to discuss the current state of play, insights from recent research and concrete cases from the Climate & Corruption Case Atlas on 11 September.

In this session, the Land corruption working group will bring together experts from the private sector and civil society to discuss how "free, prior, and informed consent" can prevent corruption.

In this session the Open data working group will be featuring Alanna Markle and Agustina De Luca from Open Ownership to discuss on how to use beneficial ownership data to tackle corruption.

A public Follow-the-Money Working Group meeting on financial flows associated with the illegal wildlife trade in South Africa and lessons learned from case reviews.

At the upcoming plenary session of the Countering Environmental Corruption Practitioners Forum, we will delve into the critical topic of gender and environmental corruption.

A public Open Data Working Group discussion on indirect corruption indicators and data sources.

A public Follow-the-Money Working Group meeting on the United States' role in tackling illicit financial flows related to environmental crimes in the Amazon, featuring key speakers from the FACT Coalition.

The joint session of the Climate finance and Land corruption working groups will explore how the world of carbon credits impacts land administration.

This meeting of the Open data working group will explore ways to visualize data related to environmental corruption effectively.

Presentation of a new report on the "closed case method" – multi-agency financial investigations of closed illegal wildlife trade cases.

At the 4th plenary meeting of the Countering Environmental Corruption Practitioners Forum we will discuss the experiences of practitioners on the frontlines of countering corruption.

This workshop explored the immense potential that cooperation with financial institutions may bring to the anti-corruption movement in the context of the wildlife crime setting.

This workshop at the 2022 International Anti-Corruption Conference highlighted the devastating impact of corruption on the environment and emphasized the need to place corruption, transparency, and integrity at the center of global agendas and investments aimed at safeguarding natural resources.