Anti-Corruption 2010

Course Code: AC
Duration: 2 weeks
Schedule: 22/02-05/03; 28/08-03/09

Course Objectives:

By the end of the course participants will have acquired competencies to combat corruption through a better understanding of the concepts, causes, impact of corruption and intervention strategies for redress. They will also be able to design and implement appropriate anti-corruption programmes and campaigns.

Course Content:

Concepts, root causes, consequences and impact of corruption on poverty, democracy and justice.
Legal and institutional anti-corruption frameworks; Conflict sensitive methods, national and community strategies, civic education and para-legalism.
Gender analytical frameworks and mainstreaming approaches in the context of corruption.
Intervention strategies & tools for measuring corruption; corruption barometers & indices.
Participatory M & E- indicators and anti–corruption base line surveys
Action planning; internal anti corruption policies/whistler blower concepts and campaigns.

Target Group:

Civil society organisations, senior and middle management, programme staff in development & donor agencies, parliamentarians, Government staff at central and local levels.

Fee:

(incl. Tuition and full board)

Single room US$ 1220
Shared double US$ 1030