Safeguarding public resources from fraud is a key priority for countries around the world. The scale and impact of fraud is increasing, driven by rapid technological change and emerging risks such as rising levels of organised crime. At the same time, governments face pressure to ensure budget discipline and maximise the impact of public spending. Meeting these challenges requires stronger international cooperation and a shift from isolated, agency-level efforts toward a coherent, whole-of-government approach that invests in prevention, digital tools and capacity-building.
The OECD Anti-Fraud Taskforce will provide a platform for practitioners and integrity actors to advance collective learning and action. It will examine the essential components of a robust anti-fraud architecture, highlight emerging methodologies and best practices, and explore approaches to fraud understanding, loss measurement, and strategic planning. Participants will help promote effective approaches to countering fraud, close knowledge gaps, and strengthen a global culture of integrity.
