My name is Rich Gottbreht from Global Insights and I am one of the entrants in the competition. Our work centers on helping anyone concerned about corruption learn about the subject through my book, our board game and its associated seminars, as well as low cost consulting. To find out more about us please visit our website www.globalinsights.biz. From the home page, you can link to information about us, our products and what people say about our products and services. From the details in the initiative we submitted you should also note that some of the proceeds from our sales will eventually go to a high integrity leadership development foundation. Also, if you are interested, down the road we will be looking for alliances and contacts in every country.
This is a very interesting initiative – dealing with a serious problem, applying practical solutions, and expanding impressively. You allude to corruption and give an example of the police presenting trauma victims with a “bill” for transport. Yet the intervention centers on counseling and broadly-described awareness-raising about transparency and justice. What is not clear from the proposal is how corruption is addressed in the program. Does the awareness-raising, perhaps along with the presence of an outside support group, enable the victim to resist pressure for corruption? Is the intervention case-by-case, or is there some preventive work? What has been the success rate in reducing police demands for payment, and perhaps other forms of corruption?
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My name is Rich Gottbreht from Global Insights and I am one of the entrants in the competition. Our work centers on helping anyone concerned about corruption learn about the subject through my book, our board game and its associated seminars, as well as low cost consulting. To find out more about us please visit our website www.globalinsights.biz. From the home page, you can link to information about us, our products and what people say about our products and services. From the details in the initiative we submitted you should also note that some of the proceeds from our sales will eventually go to a high integrity leadership development foundation. Also, if you are interested, down the road we will be looking for alliances and contacts in every country.
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Rich Gottbreht
This is a very interesting initiative – dealing with a serious problem, applying practical solutions, and expanding impressively. You allude to corruption and give an example of the police presenting trauma victims with a “bill” for transport. Yet the intervention centers on counseling and broadly-described awareness-raising about transparency and justice. What is not clear from the proposal is how corruption is addressed in the program. Does the awareness-raising, perhaps along with the presence of an outside support group, enable the victim to resist pressure for corruption? Is the intervention case-by-case, or is there some preventive work? What has been the success rate in reducing police demands for payment, and perhaps other forms of corruption?
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