Definitions matter: What do we mean when we talk about corruption in conservation, and what difference does it make?

This presentation is from a TNRC Learning Series Webinar on 8 April 2021. The webinar addressed the following learning questions: 1) How has corruption been defined in relation to renewable natural resource sectors? 2) How have understandings, definitions, and indicators of corruption relevant to natural resources changed or evolved over time and space? 3) What are the main implications of the various definitions of corruption in terms of prioritization of policies and approaches for tackling natural resource corruption? and 4) What lessons should natural resource management practitioners take away from discussions on corruption definitions and how might they apply these in their work?

SPEAKERS:

Festus Boamah, University of Bayreuth

Camila Gianella, CMI

Aled Williams, U4-CMI

Liz Hart, Targeting Natural Resource Corruption, WWF

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