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| | | ... standards for anti-corruption. In November 2012, a report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) found that while the Australian government is making foreign bribery offences a priority, enforcement of its foreign bribery ... |
| | | | ... very long time. In real terms, income has risen by over 4% a year on average, for 20 years. That's faster than the rate of OECD economies and faster than Australia's historical rates. As a result, our per capita income lifted from 16 th among OECD nations ... |
| | | | ... role women play in their families and their extended communities, Doyle said. "If you look at studies from the WHO and the OECD, what they've found is that if you invest in women through programs that improve health, welfare and wellbeing, it has a multiplier ... |
| | | | ... bribery laws has been "extremely low", according to a report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). There has only been one case of prosecution of a foreign bribery offence, out of 28 referrals in 13 years, the OECD Working ... |
| | | | ... commercialisation remain very low." The issue of inadequate R&D investment was intertwined with other issues. KPMG cites OECD statistics that show that Australia's researchers work in higher education, rather than in business, and that university-industry ... |
| | | | ... derive from international human rights law, Nicolson pointed out. Furthermore there are "soft-law" approaches, such as the OECD Guidelines on Multinational Enterprises, which create obligations for countries to monitor how multinational corporations ... |
| | | | ... considered the same as a bribe in the UK Bribery Act, in the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) and by the OECD. "We first did work in this in 2006, and it was hard because companies didn't have any legal definition as to what was a ... |
| | | | ... considered the same as a bribe in the UK Bribery Act, in the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) and by the OECD. "Companies and organisations should revisit their policies to make sure that they're very explicit about what a facilitation ... |
| | | | Ministers from countries belonging to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and developing economies have agreed to a new set of guidelines to promote more responsible business conduct by multinational enterprises (MNEs). ... |
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