The UN Convention Against Corruption

1 Introduction The UN Convention on Corruption (UNCAC) (UN General Assembly, 2003) is the first international effort to develop anticorruption policy standards aimed at reducing corruption-related issues as well as economic growth ( Hechler et al., 2011). Mauro 2004). Efforts by the UN Convention against Corruption are based on extensive empirical evidence on the cause of corruption (Judge, McNatt and Xu 2011), but corruption remains a problem in some countries (Hechler et al.

d. Understand the host country 's international efforts to combat corruption, such as compliance with the State' s Anti - Corruption Treaty and the OECD Development Assistance Committee Governance Network - anti - Corruption group actions. These provide international standards promised by the country. For details, refer to Part B of "Building Anti-Corruption in Military Operations" in "Design and Planning Considerations for Security and Administration Administration and Supervision".

The Lithuanian anti-corruption system is considered to be in line with the UN Convention against Corruption that was signed in 2003 and approved in 2006. The Lithuanian anti-corruption legal framework and the Special Investigation Bureau, considered an independent investigator, comply with regulations. Law enforcement agency. The Special Investigation Agency (SIS) is an independent Lithuania national anticorruption office established in 1997. In 2008, SIS ranked second after the media and was the most effective anti-corruption measure in Lithuania. Formerly SIS was a member of the Ministry of the Interior, but in 2000 it became an independent institution. The mission of SIS ranges from corruption efforts and prevention to the creation of anti-corruption strategies in Lithuania. Everyone in the public can report potential corruption cases to SIS

Six weeks later, I participated in the 7 th Conference of the Parties to the Anti-Corruption Treaty. In addition to participating in side events and meetings with government and civil society colleagues, our inter-agency delegation also participated in negotiations on more than 10 resolutions on various important anti-corruption themes. This includes US-sponsored resolutions to promote better technical assistance to prevent corruption and eradicate. Our resolution ultimately is to increase the effectiveness of anti-corruption support from donor countries such as the United States and to reaffirm the important role of non-governmental parties such as civil society and the private sector, 37 Countries jointly invested. . I have worked with many civil society organizations before joining the State Council, but I am particularly proud of aspects of this US resolution.