BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:unctad.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a4c59ae049de DTSTART:20250203T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250203T160000Z LOCATION:Geneva\, Switzerland SUMMARY:Joint measurement and policy workshop on illicit financial flows CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:UNCTAD'\;s Division for Africa\, Least Developed Countries and Special Programmes (ALDC) in partnership with UNCTAD Statistics Servic e\, works jointly with African countries to develop and implement effectiv e policies to tackle illicit financial flows (IFFs) based on robust measur ements and evidence of the most harmful IFFs in each country\, and enable the focus of countries to increase their fiscal space for sustainable deve lopment. UNCTAD strives for consensus-building\, cutting edge thinking to support African countries to build their institutional capacity to underst and IFFs better\, and address more effectively their sustainable developme nt financing needs. In this regard\, UNCTAD is coordinating a joint measu rement workshop and policy expert group meeting with the main objective of looking at policy options that can be implemented to curb IFFs and streng then domestic resource mobilization for African countries based on nationa lly compiled IFF statistics. The meeting is organized in two parts: the m easurement workshop will be held on Monday\,  3 February and Tuesday\, 4 February (morning) and is open to countries’ representatives of the proj ect\, while the afternoon will include other invited participants to discu ss general measurement concepts. The policy workshop will be held from Wed nesday\, 5 February to Friday\, 7 February and is open to all participants .The main aim of the joint measurement workshop and the expert group meeti ng will be threefold:Discuss applied methodologies to measure tax and comm ercial IFFs\, share results and lessons learnt.Develop a suitable framewor k for identifying policies in a standard format for African countries but reflecting national priorities.Ascertain the framework through an expert-l ed review.<\;p>\;UNCTAD'\;s Division for Africa\, Least Developed Countries and Special Programmes (ALDC) in partnership with UNCTAD Statist ics Service\, works jointly with African countries to develop and implemen t effective policies to tackle illicit financial flows (IFFs) based on rob ust measurements and evidence of the most harmful IFFs in each country\, a nd enable the focus of countries to increase their fiscal space for sustai nable development. UNCTAD strives for consensus-building\, cutting edge th inking to support African countries to build their institutional capacity to understand IFFs better\, and address more effectively their sustainable development financing needs.&\;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;In this re gard\, UNCTAD is coordinating a joint measurement workshop and policy expe rt group meeting with the main objective of looking at policy options that can be implemented to curb IFFs and strengthen domestic resource mobiliza tion for African countries based on nationally compiled IFF statistics.&am p\;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The meeting is organized in two parts: the measurement workshop will be held on Monday\, &\;nbsp\;3 February and Tuesday\, 4 February (morning) and is open to countries’ representatives of the project\, while the afternoon will include other invited participa nts to discuss general measurement concepts. The policy workshop will be h eld from Wednesday\, 5 February to Friday\, 7 February and is open to all participants.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The main aim of the joint measurement workshop and the expert group meeting will be threefold:<\;/p>\;<\;o l>\;<\;li>\;Discuss applied methodologies to measure tax and commerc ial IFFs\, share results and lessons learnt.<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Devel op a suitable framework for identifying policies in a standard format for African countries but reflecting national priorities.<\;/li>\;<\;li& gt\;Ascertain the framework through an expert-led review.<\;/li>\;<\ ;/ol>\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/joint- measurement-and-policy-workshop-illicit-financial-flows DTSTAMP:20260707T014310Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a4c59ae04a07 DTSTART:20250204T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250204T160000Z LOCATION:Geneva\, Switzerland SUMMARY:Joint measurement and policy workshop on illicit financial flows CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:UNCTAD'\;s Division for Africa\, Least Developed Countries and Special Programmes (ALDC) in partnership with UNCTAD Statistics Servic e\, works jointly with African countries to develop and implement effectiv e policies to tackle illicit financial flows (IFFs) based on robust measur ements and evidence of the most harmful IFFs in each country\, and enable the focus of countries to increase their fiscal space for sustainable deve lopment. UNCTAD strives for consensus-building\, cutting edge thinking to support African countries to build their institutional capacity to underst and IFFs better\, and address more effectively their sustainable developme nt financing needs. In this regard\, UNCTAD is coordinating a joint measu rement workshop and policy expert group meeting with the main objective of looking at policy options that can be implemented to curb IFFs and streng then domestic resource mobilization for African countries based on nationa lly compiled IFF statistics. The meeting is organized in two parts: the m easurement workshop will be held on Monday\,  3 February and Tuesday\, 4 February (morning) and is open to countries’ representatives of the proj ect\, while the afternoon will include other invited participants to discu ss general measurement concepts. The policy workshop will be held from Wed nesday\, 5 February to Friday\, 7 February and is open to all participants .The main aim of the joint measurement workshop and the expert group meeti ng will be threefold:Discuss applied methodologies to measure tax and comm ercial IFFs\, share results and lessons learnt.Develop a suitable framewor k for identifying policies in a standard format for African countries but reflecting national priorities.Ascertain the framework through an expert-l ed review.<\;p>\;UNCTAD'\;s Division for Africa\, Least Developed Countries and Special Programmes (ALDC) in partnership with UNCTAD Statist ics Service\, works jointly with African countries to develop and implemen t effective policies to tackle illicit financial flows (IFFs) based on rob ust measurements and evidence of the most harmful IFFs in each country\, a nd enable the focus of countries to increase their fiscal space for sustai nable development. UNCTAD strives for consensus-building\, cutting edge th inking to support African countries to build their institutional capacity to understand IFFs better\, and address more effectively their sustainable development financing needs.&\;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;In this re gard\, UNCTAD is coordinating a joint measurement workshop and policy expe rt group meeting with the main objective of looking at policy options that can be implemented to curb IFFs and strengthen domestic resource mobiliza tion for African countries based on nationally compiled IFF statistics.&am p\;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The meeting is organized in two parts: the measurement workshop will be held on Monday\, &\;nbsp\;3 February and Tuesday\, 4 February (morning) and is open to countries’ representatives of the project\, while the afternoon will include other invited participa nts to discuss general measurement concepts. The policy workshop will be h eld from Wednesday\, 5 February to Friday\, 7 February and is open to all participants.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The main aim of the joint measurement workshop and the expert group meeting will be threefold:<\;/p>\;<\;o l>\;<\;li>\;Discuss applied methodologies to measure tax and commerc ial IFFs\, share results and lessons learnt.<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Devel op a suitable framework for identifying policies in a standard format for African countries but reflecting national priorities.<\;/li>\;<\;li& gt\;Ascertain the framework through an expert-led review.<\;/li>\;<\ ;/ol>\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/joint- measurement-and-policy-workshop-illicit-financial-flows DTSTAMP:20260707T014310Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a4c59ae04a11 DTSTART:20250205T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250205T160000Z LOCATION:Geneva\, Switzerland SUMMARY:Joint measurement and policy workshop on illicit financial flows CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:UNCTAD'\;s Division for Africa\, Least Developed Countries and Special Programmes (ALDC) in partnership with UNCTAD Statistics Servic e\, works jointly with African countries to develop and implement effectiv e policies to tackle illicit financial flows (IFFs) based on robust measur ements and evidence of the most harmful IFFs in each country\, and enable the focus of countries to increase their fiscal space for sustainable deve lopment. UNCTAD strives for consensus-building\, cutting edge thinking to support African countries to build their institutional capacity to underst and IFFs better\, and address more effectively their sustainable developme nt financing needs. In this regard\, UNCTAD is coordinating a joint measu rement workshop and policy expert group meeting with the main objective of looking at policy options that can be implemented to curb IFFs and streng then domestic resource mobilization for African countries based on nationa lly compiled IFF statistics. The meeting is organized in two parts: the m easurement workshop will be held on Monday\,  3 February and Tuesday\, 4 February (morning) and is open to countries’ representatives of the proj ect\, while the afternoon will include other invited participants to discu ss general measurement concepts. The policy workshop will be held from Wed nesday\, 5 February to Friday\, 7 February and is open to all participants .The main aim of the joint measurement workshop and the expert group meeti ng will be threefold:Discuss applied methodologies to measure tax and comm ercial IFFs\, share results and lessons learnt.Develop a suitable framewor k for identifying policies in a standard format for African countries but reflecting national priorities.Ascertain the framework through an expert-l ed review.<\;p>\;UNCTAD'\;s Division for Africa\, Least Developed Countries and Special Programmes (ALDC) in partnership with UNCTAD Statist ics Service\, works jointly with African countries to develop and implemen t effective policies to tackle illicit financial flows (IFFs) based on rob ust measurements and evidence of the most harmful IFFs in each country\, a nd enable the focus of countries to increase their fiscal space for sustai nable development. UNCTAD strives for consensus-building\, cutting edge th inking to support African countries to build their institutional capacity to understand IFFs better\, and address more effectively their sustainable development financing needs.&\;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;In this re gard\, UNCTAD is coordinating a joint measurement workshop and policy expe rt group meeting with the main objective of looking at policy options that can be implemented to curb IFFs and strengthen domestic resource mobiliza tion for African countries based on nationally compiled IFF statistics.&am p\;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The meeting is organized in two parts: the measurement workshop will be held on Monday\, &\;nbsp\;3 February and Tuesday\, 4 February (morning) and is open to countries’ representatives of the project\, while the afternoon will include other invited participa nts to discuss general measurement concepts. The policy workshop will be h eld from Wednesday\, 5 February to Friday\, 7 February and is open to all participants.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The main aim of the joint measurement workshop and the expert group meeting will be threefold:<\;/p>\;<\;o l>\;<\;li>\;Discuss applied methodologies to measure tax and commerc ial IFFs\, share results and lessons learnt.<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Devel op a suitable framework for identifying policies in a standard format for African countries but reflecting national priorities.<\;/li>\;<\;li& gt\;Ascertain the framework through an expert-led review.<\;/li>\;<\ ;/ol>\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/joint- measurement-and-policy-workshop-illicit-financial-flows DTSTAMP:20260707T014310Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a4c59ae04a1a DTSTART:20250206T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250206T160000Z LOCATION:Geneva\, Switzerland SUMMARY:Joint measurement and policy workshop on illicit financial flows CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:UNCTAD'\;s Division for Africa\, Least Developed Countries and Special Programmes (ALDC) in partnership with UNCTAD Statistics Servic e\, works jointly with African countries to develop and implement effectiv e policies to tackle illicit financial flows (IFFs) based on robust measur ements and evidence of the most harmful IFFs in each country\, and enable the focus of countries to increase their fiscal space for sustainable deve lopment. UNCTAD strives for consensus-building\, cutting edge thinking to support African countries to build their institutional capacity to underst and IFFs better\, and address more effectively their sustainable developme nt financing needs. In this regard\, UNCTAD is coordinating a joint measu rement workshop and policy expert group meeting with the main objective of looking at policy options that can be implemented to curb IFFs and streng then domestic resource mobilization for African countries based on nationa lly compiled IFF statistics. The meeting is organized in two parts: the m easurement workshop will be held on Monday\,  3 February and Tuesday\, 4 February (morning) and is open to countries’ representatives of the proj ect\, while the afternoon will include other invited participants to discu ss general measurement concepts. The policy workshop will be held from Wed nesday\, 5 February to Friday\, 7 February and is open to all participants .The main aim of the joint measurement workshop and the expert group meeti ng will be threefold:Discuss applied methodologies to measure tax and comm ercial IFFs\, share results and lessons learnt.Develop a suitable framewor k for identifying policies in a standard format for African countries but reflecting national priorities.Ascertain the framework through an expert-l ed review.<\;p>\;UNCTAD'\;s Division for Africa\, Least Developed Countries and Special Programmes (ALDC) in partnership with UNCTAD Statist ics Service\, works jointly with African countries to develop and implemen t effective policies to tackle illicit financial flows (IFFs) based on rob ust measurements and evidence of the most harmful IFFs in each country\, a nd enable the focus of countries to increase their fiscal space for sustai nable development. UNCTAD strives for consensus-building\, cutting edge th inking to support African countries to build their institutional capacity to understand IFFs better\, and address more effectively their sustainable development financing needs.&\;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;In this re gard\, UNCTAD is coordinating a joint measurement workshop and policy expe rt group meeting with the main objective of looking at policy options that can be implemented to curb IFFs and strengthen domestic resource mobiliza tion for African countries based on nationally compiled IFF statistics.&am p\;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The meeting is organized in two parts: the measurement workshop will be held on Monday\, &\;nbsp\;3 February and Tuesday\, 4 February (morning) and is open to countries’ representatives of the project\, while the afternoon will include other invited participa nts to discuss general measurement concepts. The policy workshop will be h eld from Wednesday\, 5 February to Friday\, 7 February and is open to all participants.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The main aim of the joint measurement workshop and the expert group meeting will be threefold:<\;/p>\;<\;o l>\;<\;li>\;Discuss applied methodologies to measure tax and commerc ial IFFs\, share results and lessons learnt.<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Devel op a suitable framework for identifying policies in a standard format for African countries but reflecting national priorities.<\;/li>\;<\;li& gt\;Ascertain the framework through an expert-led review.<\;/li>\;<\ ;/ol>\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/joint- measurement-and-policy-workshop-illicit-financial-flows DTSTAMP:20260707T014310Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a4c59ae04a23 DTSTART:20250207T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250207T160000Z LOCATION:Geneva\, Switzerland SUMMARY:Joint measurement and policy workshop on illicit financial flows CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:UNCTAD'\;s Division for Africa\, Least Developed Countries and Special Programmes (ALDC) in partnership with UNCTAD Statistics Servic e\, works jointly with African countries to develop and implement effectiv e policies to tackle illicit financial flows (IFFs) based on robust measur ements and evidence of the most harmful IFFs in each country\, and enable the focus of countries to increase their fiscal space for sustainable deve lopment. UNCTAD strives for consensus-building\, cutting edge thinking to support African countries to build their institutional capacity to underst and IFFs better\, and address more effectively their sustainable developme nt financing needs. In this regard\, UNCTAD is coordinating a joint measu rement workshop and policy expert group meeting with the main objective of looking at policy options that can be implemented to curb IFFs and streng then domestic resource mobilization for African countries based on nationa lly compiled IFF statistics. The meeting is organized in two parts: the m easurement workshop will be held on Monday\,  3 February and Tuesday\, 4 February (morning) and is open to countries’ representatives of the proj ect\, while the afternoon will include other invited participants to discu ss general measurement concepts. The policy workshop will be held from Wed nesday\, 5 February to Friday\, 7 February and is open to all participants .The main aim of the joint measurement workshop and the expert group meeti ng will be threefold:Discuss applied methodologies to measure tax and comm ercial IFFs\, share results and lessons learnt.Develop a suitable framewor k for identifying policies in a standard format for African countries but reflecting national priorities.Ascertain the framework through an expert-l ed review.<\;p>\;UNCTAD'\;s Division for Africa\, Least Developed Countries and Special Programmes (ALDC) in partnership with UNCTAD Statist ics Service\, works jointly with African countries to develop and implemen t effective policies to tackle illicit financial flows (IFFs) based on rob ust measurements and evidence of the most harmful IFFs in each country\, a nd enable the focus of countries to increase their fiscal space for sustai nable development. UNCTAD strives for consensus-building\, cutting edge th inking to support African countries to build their institutional capacity to understand IFFs better\, and address more effectively their sustainable development financing needs.&\;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;In this re gard\, UNCTAD is coordinating a joint measurement workshop and policy expe rt group meeting with the main objective of looking at policy options that can be implemented to curb IFFs and strengthen domestic resource mobiliza tion for African countries based on nationally compiled IFF statistics.&am p\;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The meeting is organized in two parts: the measurement workshop will be held on Monday\, &\;nbsp\;3 February and Tuesday\, 4 February (morning) and is open to countries’ representatives of the project\, while the afternoon will include other invited participa nts to discuss general measurement concepts. The policy workshop will be h eld from Wednesday\, 5 February to Friday\, 7 February and is open to all participants.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The main aim of the joint measurement workshop and the expert group meeting will be threefold:<\;/p>\;<\;o l>\;<\;li>\;Discuss applied methodologies to measure tax and commerc ial IFFs\, share results and lessons learnt.<\;/li>\;<\;li>\;Devel op a suitable framework for identifying policies in a standard format for African countries but reflecting national priorities.<\;/li>\;<\;li& gt\;Ascertain the framework through an expert-led review.<\;/li>\;<\ ;/ol>\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/joint- measurement-and-policy-workshop-illicit-financial-flows DTSTAMP:20260707T014310Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR