Anti-Corruption for Development

A global portal for anticorruption for development is a one stop shop for corruption prevention information and knowledge for sustainable development. It promotes access to global and regional anti-corruption information, state-of-the-art knowledge and practical instruments to develop and govern governments, anticorruption agencies, researchers, civil society organizations and donor communities For the purpose of assisting them. And nationwide level

Based on today's development challenges, you can publish the latest corruption resolution information and knowledge on this portal. These challenges include human rights, gender equality and empowerment, climate change and natural resource management, and illegal fund flows that are essential to achieving agenda for sustainable development in 2030.

Portal users can easily and easily obtain case studies and lessons learned from anti-corruption interventions and policy documents, including teaching materials and multimedia resources, division risk mitigation tools and methods across departments, anti-corruption strategies, reporting and evaluation You can access it. And promotional resources

This portal also links our community with a broad map of anti-corruption efforts and initiatives through an easy connection to other global anticorruption networks. The portal is an important platform for a wide range of anti-corruption practitioners community to share global knowledge about new issues. Invite members and other colleagues to contribute and participate in dynamic discussions through electronic discussions, webinars, blogs and social media

All information on the portal is public and users can contribute by sharing news, events, links, documents and sending feedback through a simple registration process.

Anti-Corruption Blog provides a unique perspective on Anti-Corruption Law. By gathering insights and observations from practitioners of anti-corruption compliance around the world, anti-corruption blogs help prevent arrest, investigation, settlement, trial and punishment, new anti-corruption law, prudent local practices, and regional development We will provide a forum for discussion on comments and guidance from government agencies and politicians. Martini, Maria. Anti - corruption and specialization: law enforcement agencies and courts. (February 2014) In some European countries, specialized law enforcement agencies have been established to combat corruption. They tend to focus on high-level corruption offenses and corruption-related behaviors made by senior civil servants. Only a few countries have set up a corruption prevention court. They are usually surveyed by special anti-corruption organizations and have jurisdiction over criminal charges.

The Anti-Corruption Act (ACA) is the main anti-corruption law of Namibia, including passive bribery, positive bribery, attempted corruption, compulsion and bribery of foreign officials. The Anti Corruption Committee (ACC) was founded in 2006, with the sole purpose of fighting corruption. The Committee takes measures to prevent corruption in the public and private sectors and advises the entity on how to prevent corruption. People have the main problems that impede the success of Namibia's corruption prevention reform. Humanity is the driving force behind surrounding tasks, from not providing necessary information to ACC (requiring end of the corruption process) to human capital shortage or dealing with problems.