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LOCATION:Online and Neelkanth Sarovar Hotel\, Lusaka\, 
SUMMARY:Capacity building workshop on domestic resource mobilization and Il
 licit Financial Flows in Zambia
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Illicit financial flows from Africa are large and growing. The 
 export of valuable natural resources is often a main source of these flows
 \, which are not only a drain on domestic financial resources needed for 
 sustainable development but also undermine the state and good governance
 .\n\nIn this framework the UN Development Account projects on Integrated 
 National Financing Frameworks (DA-INFF) and Statistical Measurement of Il
 licit Financial Flows (DA-IFF) aim to address the link between domestic re
 sources and illicit financial flows\, and how to best measure these flows.
 \n\nThe capacity building workshop aims at equipping national stakeholders
  with the statistical skills necessary to measure SDG 16.4 &quot\;Inward a
 nd outward illicit financial flows&quot\; and assess the impact of illicit
  financial flows on the government budget\, the economy and society. Besid
 es the statistical measurement of SDG indicator 16.4\, the workshop aims a
 t providing national stakeholders with an overview of data\, algorithms\, 
 tools and software to combat illicit financial flows linked to the report 
 of extractive commodities.\n&lt\;p&gt\;Illicit financial flows from Africa
  are large and growing. The export of valuable natural resources is often 
 a main source of these flows\, which&amp\;nbsp\;are not only a drain on do
 mestic financial resources needed for sustainable development but also und
 ermine the state&amp\;nbsp\;and&amp\;nbsp\;good governance.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\
 n&lt\;p&gt\;In this framework the UN Development Account projects on&amp\;
 nbsp\;Integrated National Financing Frameworks&amp\;nbsp\;(DA-INFF) and St
 atistical Measurement of Illicit Financial Flows (DA-IFF) aim to address t
 he link between domestic resources and illicit financial flows\, and how t
 o best measure these flows.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;The capacity buildin
 g workshop aims at equipping national stakeholders with the statistical sk
 ills necessary to measure SDG 16.4 &quot\;Inward and outward illicit finan
 cial flows&quot\; and assess the impact of illicit financial flows on the 
 government budget\, the economy and society. Besides the statistical measu
 rement of SDG indicator 16.4\, the workshop aims at providing national sta
 keholders with an overview of data\, algorithms\, tools and software to co
 mbat illicit financial flows linked to the report of extractive commoditie
 s.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting
 /capacity-building-workshop-domestic-resource-mobilization-and-illicit-fin
 ancial-flows
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DTSTART:20220316T080000Z
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20220316T160000Z
LOCATION:Online and Neelkanth Sarovar Hotel\, Lusaka\, 
SUMMARY:Capacity building workshop on domestic resource mobilization and Il
 licit Financial Flows in Zambia
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Illicit financial flows from Africa are large and growing. The 
 export of valuable natural resources is often a main source of these flows
 \, which are not only a drain on domestic financial resources needed for 
 sustainable development but also undermine the state and good governance
 .\n\nIn this framework the UN Development Account projects on Integrated 
 National Financing Frameworks (DA-INFF) and Statistical Measurement of Il
 licit Financial Flows (DA-IFF) aim to address the link between domestic re
 sources and illicit financial flows\, and how to best measure these flows.
 \n\nThe capacity building workshop aims at equipping national stakeholders
  with the statistical skills necessary to measure SDG 16.4 &quot\;Inward a
 nd outward illicit financial flows&quot\; and assess the impact of illicit
  financial flows on the government budget\, the economy and society. Besid
 es the statistical measurement of SDG indicator 16.4\, the workshop aims a
 t providing national stakeholders with an overview of data\, algorithms\, 
 tools and software to combat illicit financial flows linked to the report 
 of extractive commodities.\n&lt\;p&gt\;Illicit financial flows from Africa
  are large and growing. The export of valuable natural resources is often 
 a main source of these flows\, which&amp\;nbsp\;are not only a drain on do
 mestic financial resources needed for sustainable development but also und
 ermine the state&amp\;nbsp\;and&amp\;nbsp\;good governance.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\
 n&lt\;p&gt\;In this framework the UN Development Account projects on&amp\;
 nbsp\;Integrated National Financing Frameworks&amp\;nbsp\;(DA-INFF) and St
 atistical Measurement of Illicit Financial Flows (DA-IFF) aim to address t
 he link between domestic resources and illicit financial flows\, and how t
 o best measure these flows.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;The capacity buildin
 g workshop aims at equipping national stakeholders with the statistical sk
 ills necessary to measure SDG 16.4 &quot\;Inward and outward illicit finan
 cial flows&quot\; and assess the impact of illicit financial flows on the 
 government budget\, the economy and society. Besides the statistical measu
 rement of SDG indicator 16.4\, the workshop aims at providing national sta
 keholders with an overview of data\, algorithms\, tools and software to co
 mbat illicit financial flows linked to the report of extractive commoditie
 s.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting
 /capacity-building-workshop-domestic-resource-mobilization-and-illicit-fin
 ancial-flows
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DTSTART:20220317T080000Z
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20220317T160000Z
LOCATION:Online and Neelkanth Sarovar Hotel\, Lusaka\, 
SUMMARY:Capacity building workshop on domestic resource mobilization and Il
 licit Financial Flows in Zambia
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Illicit financial flows from Africa are large and growing. The 
 export of valuable natural resources is often a main source of these flows
 \, which are not only a drain on domestic financial resources needed for 
 sustainable development but also undermine the state and good governance
 .\n\nIn this framework the UN Development Account projects on Integrated 
 National Financing Frameworks (DA-INFF) and Statistical Measurement of Il
 licit Financial Flows (DA-IFF) aim to address the link between domestic re
 sources and illicit financial flows\, and how to best measure these flows.
 \n\nThe capacity building workshop aims at equipping national stakeholders
  with the statistical skills necessary to measure SDG 16.4 &quot\;Inward a
 nd outward illicit financial flows&quot\; and assess the impact of illicit
  financial flows on the government budget\, the economy and society. Besid
 es the statistical measurement of SDG indicator 16.4\, the workshop aims a
 t providing national stakeholders with an overview of data\, algorithms\, 
 tools and software to combat illicit financial flows linked to the report 
 of extractive commodities.\n&lt\;p&gt\;Illicit financial flows from Africa
  are large and growing. The export of valuable natural resources is often 
 a main source of these flows\, which&amp\;nbsp\;are not only a drain on do
 mestic financial resources needed for sustainable development but also und
 ermine the state&amp\;nbsp\;and&amp\;nbsp\;good governance.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\
 n&lt\;p&gt\;In this framework the UN Development Account projects on&amp\;
 nbsp\;Integrated National Financing Frameworks&amp\;nbsp\;(DA-INFF) and St
 atistical Measurement of Illicit Financial Flows (DA-IFF) aim to address t
 he link between domestic resources and illicit financial flows\, and how t
 o best measure these flows.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;The capacity buildin
 g workshop aims at equipping national stakeholders with the statistical sk
 ills necessary to measure SDG 16.4 &quot\;Inward and outward illicit finan
 cial flows&quot\; and assess the impact of illicit financial flows on the 
 government budget\, the economy and society. Besides the statistical measu
 rement of SDG indicator 16.4\, the workshop aims at providing national sta
 keholders with an overview of data\, algorithms\, tools and software to co
 mbat illicit financial flows linked to the report of extractive commoditie
 s.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting
 /capacity-building-workshop-domestic-resource-mobilization-and-illicit-fin
 ancial-flows
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DTSTART:20220318T080000Z
SEQUENCE:0
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20220318T160000Z
LOCATION:Online and Neelkanth Sarovar Hotel\, Lusaka\, 
SUMMARY:Capacity building workshop on domestic resource mobilization and Il
 licit Financial Flows in Zambia
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Illicit financial flows from Africa are large and growing. The 
 export of valuable natural resources is often a main source of these flows
 \, which are not only a drain on domestic financial resources needed for 
 sustainable development but also undermine the state and good governance
 .\n\nIn this framework the UN Development Account projects on Integrated 
 National Financing Frameworks (DA-INFF) and Statistical Measurement of Il
 licit Financial Flows (DA-IFF) aim to address the link between domestic re
 sources and illicit financial flows\, and how to best measure these flows.
 \n\nThe capacity building workshop aims at equipping national stakeholders
  with the statistical skills necessary to measure SDG 16.4 &quot\;Inward a
 nd outward illicit financial flows&quot\; and assess the impact of illicit
  financial flows on the government budget\, the economy and society. Besid
 es the statistical measurement of SDG indicator 16.4\, the workshop aims a
 t providing national stakeholders with an overview of data\, algorithms\, 
 tools and software to combat illicit financial flows linked to the report 
 of extractive commodities.\n&lt\;p&gt\;Illicit financial flows from Africa
  are large and growing. The export of valuable natural resources is often 
 a main source of these flows\, which&amp\;nbsp\;are not only a drain on do
 mestic financial resources needed for sustainable development but also und
 ermine the state&amp\;nbsp\;and&amp\;nbsp\;good governance.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\
 n&lt\;p&gt\;In this framework the UN Development Account projects on&amp\;
 nbsp\;Integrated National Financing Frameworks&amp\;nbsp\;(DA-INFF) and St
 atistical Measurement of Illicit Financial Flows (DA-IFF) aim to address t
 he link between domestic resources and illicit financial flows\, and how t
 o best measure these flows.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;The capacity buildin
 g workshop aims at equipping national stakeholders with the statistical sk
 ills necessary to measure SDG 16.4 &quot\;Inward and outward illicit finan
 cial flows&quot\; and assess the impact of illicit financial flows on the 
 government budget\, the economy and society. Besides the statistical measu
 rement of SDG indicator 16.4\, the workshop aims at providing national sta
 keholders with an overview of data\, algorithms\, tools and software to co
 mbat illicit financial flows linked to the report of extractive commoditie
 s.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting
 /capacity-building-workshop-domestic-resource-mobilization-and-illicit-fin
 ancial-flows
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