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Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices and a Proposal of Joint Work for Youth Network Against Corruption: 

Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices and a Proposal of Joint Work for Youth Network Against Corruption Transparency International – Korea (South) For TI Asia Pacific Regional Meeting Nov. 11, 2005 Berlin, Germany

Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices and a Proposal of Joint Work for Youth Network Against Corruption: 

Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices and a Proposal of Joint Work for Youth Network Against Corruption Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices Toward International Youth Network Against Corruption

1. Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices: 

1. Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices Introduction?

1. Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices: 

1. Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices TI-Korea and its local HQs conducted 4 surveys on Korean youth’s perception on corruption in 2001-2005. The purposes of those surveys were to know Korean youth’s perception on corruption and to expose youth’s mindset in relation to corruption. The results demonstrated urgent and necessary need of anti-corruption education for youth in Korea.

1. Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices: 

1. Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices Results of the first survey was reported on Jan. 2, 2002. Most of media wrote editorials and/or related stories about the urgent need of anti-corruption education for youth generation. TI-Korea had 23 interviews on the topic with media in two days.

1. Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices: 

1. Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices

1. Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices: 

1. Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices TI-Korea asked youth’s comments on the following assertions. 'I don't feel I need to obey the law when no one is looking.' 'I would overlook corruption on the part of my families or relatives.' 'I am ready to use bribes to solve my difficulties.'

1. Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices: 

1. Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices 'Even if I were to witness corrupt activity, I would ignore it as long as it didn't harm me directly.' 'I will engage in corruption for a get-rich-quick dream of one billion Won (≒one million USD) at the risk of 10-year imprisonment.' And others… (including 'Korean society is corrupt.')

1. Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices: 

1. Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices Major Findings?

1) “I don't feel I need to obey the law when no one is looking.”: 

1) 'I don't feel I need to obey the law when no one is looking.'

2) "I would overlook corruption on the part of my families or relatives.": 

2) 'I would overlook corruption on the part of my families or relatives.'

3) “I am ready to use bribes to solve my difficulties.”: 

3) 'I am ready to use bribes to solve my difficulties.'

4) “Even if I were to witness corrupt activity, I would ignore it as long as it didn't harm me directly.”: 

4) 'Even if I were to witness corrupt activity, I would ignore it as long as it didn't harm me directly.'

5) “I will engage in corruption for a get-rich-quick dream of one billion Won (≒one million USD) at the risk of 10-year imprisonment.”: 

5) 'I will engage in corruption for a get-rich-quick dream of one billion Won (≒one million USD) at the risk of 10-year imprisonment.'

1. Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices: 

1. Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices Implications?

1) Consistency in Results: 

1) Consistency in Results

1) Consistency in Results (cont’d): 

1) Consistency in Results (cont’d)

1) Consistency in Results (cont’d): 

1) Consistency in Results (cont’d)

2) Gender Characteristics (Seoul, 2001): 

2) Gender Characteristics (Seoul, 2001)

2) Gender Characteristics (Daegu, 2002): 

2) Gender Characteristics (Daegu, 2002)

2) Gender Characteristics (National, 2002): 

2) Gender Characteristics (National, 2002)

2) Gender Characteristics (Busan, 2005): 

2) Gender Characteristics (Busan, 2005)

2) Gender Characteristics (Boys – Girls=?): 

2) Gender Characteristics (Boys – Girls=?)

2) Gender Characteristics (cont’d): 

2) Gender Characteristics (cont’d)

3) Age Characteristics?: 

3) Age Characteristics?

4) Anti-Corruption Education!: 

4) Anti-Corruption Education!

1. Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices: 

1. Korean Youth’s Integrity Indices Lessons and Suggestions?

Slide28: 

Anti-corruption education is the best way to prevent corruption. Without sustainable anti-corruption education, any short-term campaign cannot make real changes in society. We need women’s initiatives for strong anti-corruption education. Anti-corruption education is urgently needed. Earlier, better! YII can be used as a forecast of CPI in 2025~.

2. Toward International Youth Network Against Corruption: 

2. Toward International Youth Network Against Corruption ?

Slide30: 

Brief Background 2003 – 11th IACC (Youth Forum) Proposed IYNAC (International Youth Network Against Corruption) NCs in the Region are doing youth works. TIAP website 2004 – KYNAC visited Cambodia. Mr. Goh, Mr. Peter Rooke… 2005 – Progress TI-Taiwan, TI-PNG, TI-Korea and others are preparing Youth Works.

Slide31: 

Proposals Youth Integrity Index Every NC can conduct a similar survey with a standardized questionnaire (methodology) In 2006 (Spring) Joint Press Conference? Youth Camp Every NC can send youth delegates. Travel Costs – Self Funding Conference – Hosting NC Funding (TW, KR?) In 2006 (Summer – vacation period) Organize YNAC – AP!

Slide32: 

Proposals Initiative for International Youth Network Against Corruption Is it possible to support IYNAC before the 12th IACC (Nov. 2006, Guatemala) Steering Committee Prepares YII (Methodology, Standardized Questionnaire and Strategy). Prepares Youth Camp. Finding Funds for IYNAC Project. Who are volunteers?

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