Panel discussions will be focused on few very sensitive topics: ethical dimension of the public policy process, the decentralization’s impact on the corruption phenomenon in the public administration, the ethics from the socio/cultural perspective and other subjects raised by the participants.

It will be an open discussion where the participants will be kindly invited to intervene for presenting experiences, examples and successfully ethic’s guidelines from their countries. We encourage the dialog with the participants for discovering the best practices for increasing the integrity of the public organizations, which institutions succeed in curbing corruption in one country or another.

During the discussions we will try to identify how the education, in general or the special training programs , in particular can influence the changing of the human resources behaviors for a more ethical one and how the results could be measured in time.

Our panel will be a discussion’s frame for exchanging best practice experiences with practitioners and engaged scholars for setting up an integrated action plan containing the most successful actions and institutions from different countries for fighting against corruption.