Join us online as Transparency International Defence & Security explore the piloting of gender-specific indicators alongside the 2025 Government Defence Integrity Index (GDI).
The session will focus on how GDI indicators could evolve to better help assess the gender dimensions of corruption risks in the defence sector.
Panellists will unpack the thinking behind proposed gender indicators and their potential to boost governance, accountability, and equality as corruption continues to impact women and marginalised groups.
By examining the legal, normative, and operational dimensions of gendered corruption, the discussion will highlight how these indicators can inform global efforts to align defence governance with the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) Agenda’s principles and anti-corruption strategies.
Through a moderated panel discussion and interactive Q&A session, the webinar will engage practitioners, policymakers, and researchers in dialogue about turning insight into action. Participants will gain insights into emerging best practices, challenges, and opportunities for addressing corruption risks in defence through a gender-sensitive lens.
Speakers
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Nathalie Gendre
Deputy Head, Gender & Security Division, DCAF -
Dr Nadja Milanova
Deputy Team Leader, Governance and Institutions, Defence and Security Cooperation Directorate, NATO -
Mervi Patosalmi
Gender Expert, European External Action Service -
Dr Sabrina White
Research Consultant -
Yi Kang Choo
Project ManagerYi Kang provides advocacy, research, and programmatic support to Transparency International’s Global Thematic Networks for Defence & Security and Global Health, aiming to combat corruption and promote good governance in these critical sectors. Originally from Malaysia, Yi Kang also engages with Chapters across the Transparency International Movement, particularly in the Asia Pacific region, to foster collaboration and drive impactful advocacy on related issues.
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Lovelyn Agbor-Gabriel
Monitoring Evaluation and Learning Practitioner, Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre