About the Programme
This programme examines the design and implementation of effective anti-corruption systems, enabling participants to strengthen prevention, detection and enforcement mechanisms across government institutions. It focuses on building resilient institutions capable of reducing corruption risks while enhancing accountability and public trust. Participants will explore anti-corruption strategies, investigative frameworks, asset disclosure regimes, whistleblower protections and enforcement mechanisms. The programme considers the role of oversight bodies, prosecutors, audit institutions and international cooperation in addressing corruption risks. Practical exercises focus on identifying vulnerabilities and developing comprehensive integrity strategies. Learning Objectives • Understand the institutional architecture required for effective anti-corruption systems • Assess corruption risks across procurement, licensing, public expenditure and service delivery • Examine international conventions and comparative anti-corruption models • Strengthen the design of disclosure requirements and conflict management systems • Evaluate investigative approaches and enforcement mechanisms used by oversight agencies • Develop preventative measures that reduce opportunities for misconduct and abuse of power • Analyse the relationship between political commitment, institutional independence and enforcement outcomes • Formulate anti-corruption strategies tailored to national governance priorities