Facebook Live Q&A on Corruption, Organized Crime & Conflict Prevention

Join us for a live chat on International IDEA's Facebook page – as we sit down to discuss organized crime and conflict prevention with Catalina Uribe Burcher. Ever wanted to know more about how curbing the corruptive influence of organized crime over critical areas of democratic governance, like political parties, elections and public service delivery, is a necessary precondition for resilience in some of the most fragile contexts? Then join the live chat – and pitch your questions to the expert.

Catalina Uribe Burcher is a Senior Programme Officer for Democracy, Conflict and Security. Uribe Burcher focuses on research and policy-oriented analysis regarding the threats that transnational illicit networks pose to democratic processes in Latin America, West Africa and the Baltic States. Presently, she is leading the design of a tool that assesses the threat of the nexus between organized crime and democratic politics.

Not able to watch the Q&A live – but still want to participate? Then send your questions in advance via our Facebook page, and catch up with the video later!