BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:unctad.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a514a486ac1a DTSTART:20220307T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20220307T170000Z LOCATION:Accra\, Ghana SUMMARY:Training workshop on the statistical measurement of illicit financi al flows (IFFs) in Ghana CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Africa is estimated to lose substantial resources through illic it financial flows (IFFs). These flows originate from several sources: rev enues from illegal activities\, tax avoidance\, abusive profit-shifting\, trade mis-invoicing\, corruption\, and others. IFFs undermine governance\, hamper structural transformation and reduce the rate of taxpayer complian ce\, therefore affecting overall economic activity.\n\nIn June 2021\, UNCT AD published Methodological Guidelines to Measure Tax and Commercial IFFs for pilot testing. Ghana is among the twelve pilot countries in Africa tes ting the proposed methodologies focusing specifically on Method#1 – Part ner Country Method\, and Method#2 – Price Filter Method. This workshop a ims at getting the key national agencies together to continue the compilat ion of data\; the generation of tables based on the methodological Guideli nes\; and finalise a road map for the continued implementation of compilat ion of IFFs in Ghana\, among other objectives.\n\nKindly find more details in the published article from AllAfrica: Ghana: GSS to Quantify Illicit F inancial Flows Lost to Ghana\nhttps://allafrica.com/stories/202203100429.h tml"\; target="\;_blank\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unc tad.org/meeting/training-workshop-statistical-measurement-illicit-financia l-flows-iffs-ghana DTSTAMP:20260710T193848Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a514a486ac5f DTSTART:20220308T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20220308T170000Z LOCATION:Accra\, Ghana SUMMARY:Training workshop on the statistical measurement of illicit financi al flows (IFFs) in Ghana CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Africa is estimated to lose substantial resources through illic it financial flows (IFFs). These flows originate from several sources: rev enues from illegal activities\, tax avoidance\, abusive profit-shifting\, trade mis-invoicing\, corruption\, and others. IFFs undermine governance\, hamper structural transformation and reduce the rate of taxpayer complian ce\, therefore affecting overall economic activity.\n\nIn June 2021\, UNCT AD published Methodological Guidelines to Measure Tax and Commercial IFFs for pilot testing. Ghana is among the twelve pilot countries in Africa tes ting the proposed methodologies focusing specifically on Method#1 – Part ner Country Method\, and Method#2 – Price Filter Method. This workshop a ims at getting the key national agencies together to continue the compilat ion of data\; the generation of tables based on the methodological Guideli nes\; and finalise a road map for the continued implementation of compilat ion of IFFs in Ghana\, among other objectives.\n\nKindly find more details in the published article from AllAfrica: Ghana: GSS to Quantify Illicit F inancial Flows Lost to Ghana\nhttps://allafrica.com/stories/202203100429.h tml"\; target="\;_blank\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unc tad.org/meeting/training-workshop-statistical-measurement-illicit-financia l-flows-iffs-ghana DTSTAMP:20260710T193848Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a514a486ac67 DTSTART:20220309T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20220309T170000Z LOCATION:Accra\, Ghana SUMMARY:Training workshop on the statistical measurement of illicit financi al flows (IFFs) in Ghana CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Africa is estimated to lose substantial resources through illic it financial flows (IFFs). These flows originate from several sources: rev enues from illegal activities\, tax avoidance\, abusive profit-shifting\, trade mis-invoicing\, corruption\, and others. IFFs undermine governance\, hamper structural transformation and reduce the rate of taxpayer complian ce\, therefore affecting overall economic activity.\n\nIn June 2021\, UNCT AD published Methodological Guidelines to Measure Tax and Commercial IFFs for pilot testing. Ghana is among the twelve pilot countries in Africa tes ting the proposed methodologies focusing specifically on Method#1 – Part ner Country Method\, and Method#2 – Price Filter Method. This workshop a ims at getting the key national agencies together to continue the compilat ion of data\; the generation of tables based on the methodological Guideli nes\; and finalise a road map for the continued implementation of compilat ion of IFFs in Ghana\, among other objectives.\n\nKindly find more details in the published article from AllAfrica: Ghana: GSS to Quantify Illicit F inancial Flows Lost to Ghana\nhttps://allafrica.com/stories/202203100429.h tml"\; target="\;_blank\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unc tad.org/meeting/training-workshop-statistical-measurement-illicit-financia l-flows-iffs-ghana DTSTAMP:20260710T193848Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a514a486ac6c DTSTART:20220310T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20220310T170000Z LOCATION:Accra\, Ghana SUMMARY:Training workshop on the statistical measurement of illicit financi al flows (IFFs) in Ghana CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Africa is estimated to lose substantial resources through illic it financial flows (IFFs). These flows originate from several sources: rev enues from illegal activities\, tax avoidance\, abusive profit-shifting\, trade mis-invoicing\, corruption\, and others. IFFs undermine governance\, hamper structural transformation and reduce the rate of taxpayer complian ce\, therefore affecting overall economic activity.\n\nIn June 2021\, UNCT AD published Methodological Guidelines to Measure Tax and Commercial IFFs for pilot testing. Ghana is among the twelve pilot countries in Africa tes ting the proposed methodologies focusing specifically on Method#1 – Part ner Country Method\, and Method#2 – Price Filter Method. This workshop a ims at getting the key national agencies together to continue the compilat ion of data\; the generation of tables based on the methodological Guideli nes\; and finalise a road map for the continued implementation of compilat ion of IFFs in Ghana\, among other objectives.\n\nKindly find more details in the published article from AllAfrica: Ghana: GSS to Quantify Illicit F inancial Flows Lost to Ghana\nhttps://allafrica.com/stories/202203100429.h tml"\; target="\;_blank\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unc tad.org/meeting/training-workshop-statistical-measurement-illicit-financia l-flows-iffs-ghana DTSTAMP:20260710T193848Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a514a486ac72 DTSTART:20220311T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20220311T170000Z LOCATION:Accra\, Ghana SUMMARY:Training workshop on the statistical measurement of illicit financi al flows (IFFs) in Ghana CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Africa is estimated to lose substantial resources through illic it financial flows (IFFs). These flows originate from several sources: rev enues from illegal activities\, tax avoidance\, abusive profit-shifting\, trade mis-invoicing\, corruption\, and others. IFFs undermine governance\, hamper structural transformation and reduce the rate of taxpayer complian ce\, therefore affecting overall economic activity.\n\nIn June 2021\, UNCT AD published Methodological Guidelines to Measure Tax and Commercial IFFs for pilot testing. Ghana is among the twelve pilot countries in Africa tes ting the proposed methodologies focusing specifically on Method#1 – Part ner Country Method\, and Method#2 – Price Filter Method. This workshop a ims at getting the key national agencies together to continue the compilat ion of data\; the generation of tables based on the methodological Guideli nes\; and finalise a road map for the continued implementation of compilat ion of IFFs in Ghana\, among other objectives.\n\nKindly find more details in the published article from AllAfrica: Ghana: GSS to Quantify Illicit F inancial Flows Lost to Ghana\nhttps://allafrica.com/stories/202203100429.h tml"\; target="\;_blank\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unc tad.org/meeting/training-workshop-statistical-measurement-illicit-financia l-flows-iffs-ghana DTSTAMP:20260710T193848Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR