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The launch of the first edition of the Anti-Corruption Manual on the sidelines of the UN Convention Against Corruption Conference of the State Parties.
The Chandler Foundation convened its Anti-Corruption Practice Group in Doha on the sidelines of the 12th United Nations Convention Against Corruption Conference of States Parties, bringing together senior practitioners, scholars, and institutional leaders for four days of focused engagement and exchange.
The gathering provided a dedicated forum for peer learning among current and former leaders of anti-corruption institutions, with discussions facilitated by Oxford University Professor Chris Stone around key themes and practical lessons reflected in the Chandler Anti-Corruption Manual
The sessions were enriched by the participation of distinguished guests, including Matthew Stephenson of Harvard Law School, the Director General of Botswana’s anti-corruption authority, and the Deputy Director of National Prosecution of South Africa, who shared candid reflections from their own institutional experiences.
The convening culminated in the official launch of the first edition of the Chandler Anti-Corruption Manual. The manual was formally shared with leaders of anti-corruption institutions from 11 African countries – Botswana, Ghana, Malawi, Liberia, Morocco, Sierra Leone, Seychelles, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, and Zambia – alongside several deputy leaders and heads of regional anti-corruption associations. In total, 39 senior practitioners participated in the launch, underscoring strong regional demand for practical, context-sensitive guidance on building effective anti-corruption institutions.
Together, these engagements reflect growing momentum for peer-driven learning and collaboration among anti-corruption leaders across the continent. As a foundation committed to building cultures of integrity, the Chandler Foundation views these peer networks as essential to advancing durable, locally grounded anti-corruption reform.
