Developments within the Framework of the OAS - Jorge García González, Director of the Department of Legal Cooperation of the Secretariat for Legal Affairs of the OAS.

Facilitation and Incentives for Reporting Acts of Corruption in Mexico - Jose Luis Ibañez, Director of Research and Analysis, Civil Service Secretariat.

The Corruption Whistleblower Protection: International Perspective - Beatrice Edwards, Acting Executive Director, Government Accountability Project, a civil society organization in the United States.

The Witness Protection System in the United States - Norman Garza, Senior Inspector, U.S. Marshals Service, Witness Security Division.

Draft Model Legislation to Facilitate and Encourage the Reporting of Acts of Corruption and to Protect Whistleblowers and Witnesses - Franz Chevarría, Consultant, OAS General Secretariat.

Connecting Anticorruption Policies with Civil Society: the Experience of El Salvador - Marcos Rodríguez, Under Secretary for Transparency and Anticorruption, Secretariat of Strategic Affairs, and Lead Representative on the MESICIC Committee of Experts.

Mechanisms for Participation within the Ecuadorian Constitutional Framework - Julio Cesar Suarez Teran, Council of Citizen Participation and Social Control.

Mechanisms for Civil Society Participation in Guyana - Gail Teixeira, Presidential Advisor on Governance, Office of the President, and Lead Representative on the MESICIC Committee of Experts.

Specific Experiences with Civil Society Participation in the Fight against Corruption - Elisabeth Ungar Bleier, Executive Director, Transparency for Colombia.

Initiatives for Public and Private Sector Cooperation: The Brazilian Case - Mario Vinicius Claussen Spinelli, Secretary of Corruption Prevention and Strategic Information, Office of the Comptroller General of the Union.

Mexico’s Experience with Corporate Responsibility - Luis F. Ortiz de la Concha, Coordinator of the Anti-Corruption Committee and Money Laundering, National Association of Corporate Counsels (ANADE)

The Law of Corporate Criminal Responsibility in Chile - Felipe Aliaga Hernandez, Legal Counsel, Government General Internal Audit Council.

Quality Management in the Colombian Public Sector - Maria del Pilar Arango, Director of Internal Control and Rationalization of Procedures, Administrative Department of the Civil Service.

An Independent Global Center for Anticorruption Training and Research: the International Anti-Corruption Academy (IACA) - Martin Kreutner, Chair of IACA.

Initiative for a Regional Anticorruption Academy in Panama. Max Ballesteros, Legal Advisor of the Transparency Anticorruption National Council, and Vice-Chair of the MESICIC Committee of Experts.

National Research and Training Initiatives of the Plurinational State of Bolivia - Carlos Fernando Camargo Ticona, Vice-minister of Prevention, Promoting Ethics and Transparency, Ministry of Institutional Transparency and Anticorruption Efforts.