Contemporary Dance
Masterclass
with
Lori Nelson
- January 28th
- * 7:00-8:30 PM
- * The Xcel Energy Dance Studio
- * Limited Space
- * $25.00
Dear Members and Friends,
Thank you for taking time to read our first quarter newsletter for 2023.
The first quarter went by so fast and as you skim through the pages of this newsletter, you will see that our team at TIPNG were again, fully engaged in various activities across all sectors.
This quarter the 2022 Corruption Perceptions Index results were published which saw PNG’s score dropping to a low 30 out of 100, highlighting a stagnation in the government’s efforts in clamping down on public sector corruption. So, more effort and collaboration is required from all of us to clamp down on corrupt practices.
In February, our nation was taken aback by the introduced draft Media Development Policy. We expressed concern that the policy included provisions that would compromise the independence and freedom of the media organizations and journalists and we’ve put forward some high-level recommendations in our submission to the Department of Information and Communication Technology.
We continued to engage with our partners to share our work and expertise. We were also honored to forge a formal partnership with the Center for International Private Enterprise to empower our women folk in combatting corruption.
You’ll read that we conducted a number of lunch & learn sessions with various organizations. If you’d like us to visit your organization, please get in touch soon!
I would like to end with the reminder that Membership is still open; I urge our members to renew your membership for 2023 or sign up if you are not yet a member and support our work. I thank the business houses and families that have renewed their support for 2023. We are looking forward to engaging more with each of you.
Yours in partnership,
Arianne Kassman
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Arianne Kassman is the Chief Executive Officer of Transparency International Papua New Guinea (TIPNG). She joined TIPNG in 2011, was appointed Executive Director in 2017, and became CEO in 2020. With more than a decade in the anti-corruption sector, Arianne leads initiatives that empower Papua New Guineans to demand integrity, accountability, and good governance, with a strong focus on youth participation and civic education.
Arianne founded 350 PNG in 2013 and serves as a Director of Sustainable Coastlines PNG. She is also a Council Member of the Institute of National Affairs and a member of the Strategy Reference Group for the Transparency International Global Movement.
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