Corruption Prevention Reports  

 
Corruption and economic crime can have a destabilising influence on, and often are, major impediments to development in both the public and private sectors. Individuals within any organisation are corrupt if they are greedy, dishonest or do not feel bound by a standard of ethics which compels them to act with integrity and loyalty.

If people in key positions in an organisation are not capable or unwilling to inspire and influence conduct of the highest moral standard and instead set bad examples, then corruption and crime will thrive. Such activities will increase costs and reduce production capabilities within an organisation.

The responsibility of ensuring that corruption prevention programmes are undertaken is vested in the Corruption Prevention Department.

Current Programmes

Some of the Programmes that CPD is currently involved in include the following:

1.    Establishment and coordination of Integrity Committees
2.    General corruption prevention exercises with public institutions
3.    Managerial Accountability Workshops
4.    Joint Immigration inspections with regard to work permits
5.    Facilitating the putting in place of a Nationa Anti Corruption Policy
6.    Research and surveys on corruption e.g National Diagnostic survey on corruption
7.    Corruption Prevention programme at weigh bridges

The Commission will provide you with some reports on corruption prevention exercises that have been undertaken once discussions with the target institutions are concluded.