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Join us online on Tuesday 16 January, 14:00 GMT for the fifth webinar in Transparency International Global Health's series in partnership with USAID and the Global Network for Anti-corruption, transparency and accountability in health (GNACTA).

Weak public financial management systems leave the door open to corruption, depriving the health sector of money that could otherwise be used to treat patients and improve lives.

In this upcoming webinar we will explore how we can tackle corruption throughout the public financial management cycle in the health sector. Janine Mans (DAI) will be joined by experts from the International Budget Partnership, African Freedom of Information Centre, and INTOSAI-IDI.

Speakers

• Janine Mans is Public Financial Management Global Practice Lead for DAI, Janine has extensive experience of designing and implementing good governance, economic policy, and public administration programs with an emphasis on public financial management, local governance, anti corruption, and cross-sectoral programming in over 20 countries for USAID, the World Bank, and DAI. (Moderator)
• Sally Torbert  is Policy Manager for the International Budget Partnership where she leads IBP’s Budget Credibility and Debt Accountability initiatives in collaboration with IBP’s country teams and civil society partners. Prior to joining IBP, Sally worked as a public sector and governance specialist with expertise in public financial management, service delivery, social accountability, and capacity building. She has previously held positions with the World Bank, DAI, UNCDF, and UNDP, supporting public finance and governance reforms in Afghanistan, Lao PDR, Nepal, Mozambique, and Timor-Leste.
• Alain Memvuh is Senior Manager - SAI Governance at the INTOSAI Development Initiative, where he leads the programme on human resource governance, ethics and inclusion for SAIs. He previously led the IDI SAIs Figthing Corruption initiative, under which SAIs from 53 countries across the globe were supported in conducting performance audits of national institutional frameworks for fighting corruption, including in the health sector. Prior to joining the IDI, Alain worked for the SAI of Cameroon in compliance audit, performance audit and international and regional cooperation.
• Gilbert Sendugwa is the Executive Director of Africa Freedom of Information Centre (AFIC). He has experience of nearly two decades managing and coordinating donor funded projects and consultancy teams. He has pioneered open contracting in Africa and coordinated implementation of several contracts monitoring projects funded by the World Bank and other donor agencies.