This project was developed and completed in 2011 to enable and empower people in all spheres of life to put their talents to make UN Convention against corruption work to reduce corruption levels and increase accountability of relevant institutions entrusted with compliance with international treaties. It was endorsed and supported by academia and professionals from all over the world for making it possible to people to develop their own projects within the framework of the United Nations Convention against Corruption. This project became associated with CEN when the WWCIA founder and other members of the CEN community work together in 2021 to bring it to the forefront of today’s ethical challenges.
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WWCIA is a project originally co-founded by CEN Mentor Anatoly Yakorev back in 2011 in Brussels, Belgium. The concept is to empower business leaders to tackle corruption through their projects rather than to be left at the mercy of anti-corruption organizations and market regulators who themselves decide what is right and what is wrong. |
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Since there are too many monopolistic players in this controversial anti-corruption market, it would make sense for companies to decide what risks they face and how they spend their money to defend themselves other than paying someone for something companies don’t really understand. |
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The basic concept is not to fight abstract corruption defined by someone, but to fight existing corrupt mindsets that permeate everything, including the anti-corruption industry as well.
The scope of the project is to support anti-corruption projects, ethics training undertaken by companies to allow them to gain better visibility and traction based on concepts supported by WWCIA. Also help these projects get recognized by other market players and supported through existing networks.
The scope of the project is to support anti-corruption projects, ethics training undertaken by companies to allow them to gain better visibility and traction based on concepts supported by WWCIA. Also help these projects get recognized by other market players and supported through existing networks.
President of WWCIA is Anatoly Yakorev.
Dominique Conterno (CEN Co-founder), Anatoly Yakorev (CEN Mentor) and Ilpo Laitinen (CEN member) also are WWCIA Leadership Team members. Their combined experience covers corporate world as well as academia and scientific research.
For more information visit the WWCIA Website
President of WWCIA is Anatoly Yakorev.
Dominique Conterno (CEN Co-founder), Anatoly Yakorev (CEN Mentor) and Ilpo Laitinen (CEN member) also are WWCIA Leadership Team members. Their combined experience covers corporate world as well as academia and scientific research.
For more information visit the WWCIA Website
