Why Attend This Training Course?

Despite the success achieved by the implementation of the first strategy, Egypt is not yet immune to corruption, and the harmful impact of corruption cannot be halted overnight. Even the most advanced states have not been able to completely eliminate this scourge, and we are therefore committed to continuing efforts to achieve better levels of corruption prevention and higher standards of integrity and transparency.

ACAD brings together experts in the field of social sciences and Management science Strategy to avoid them, and after studying many international experiences in ways of combating corruption and determining the most appropriate ways to apply to the Egyptian case in order to ensure the integrity of financial and administrative performance.

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What Is The Training Course Methodology?

This training course methodology depends on enabling participants to interact and exchange experiences, explore their competencies and achieve their career aspirations, using forward-thinking training arts, such as theoretical lectures and/or open discussion to exchange opinions and experiences, scenarios, innovative thinking brainstorming. Participants will receive an agenda including training material as a reference, in addition to some extra notes and booklets. 

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Who Should Attend This Training Course?

This training course is designed for all levels of administrative leaders working to confront financial and administrative corruption and conduct inspections in all governmental organizations and service bodies.

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What Are The Training Course Objectives?

This course aims to have the administrative leadership be able to develop strategies and methods and efficient detection and confrontation of financial and administrative corruption.

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What Is The Training Course Curriculum?

Key Concepts about Corruption Dimensions

• Definition of corruption

• The corrupt act and its elements

• Factors of the emergence of corruption and its manifestations

• Different divisions and types of corruption

• Divisions and forms of financial corruption

• Administrative divisions and forms of corruption

 Corrupt Financial and Administrative Sectors

• Government procurement

• Division and sale of land and real estate

• Tax and customs sector

• Government appointments

• Local administrations

 Telecommunications, Cell Phones and Insurance

• International trade and import and export systems

• Official educational system and its rules

• Corruption of the governmental health system

• Corruption mechanisms

• Systematic policies to corrupt government institutions

• Mechanisms of mutual commitments between corruption groups

• Offensive strategies for corruption

• Impoverishment mechanisms of low-income classes

• Corruption mechanisms of State monitoring agencies

 Costs of Corruption on the Economy

• Poor efficiency management of economic reforms and privatization

• Government delays and routine leading to waste of public money

• Loss of opportunities on the economy and low performance

• Irrational behavior in corruption funds and their association with money laundering

• Slow economic growth rates

 Institutional Building of Anti-Corruption Organizations

• Strategic management for the prevention of corruption

• Transparency

• Accountability and performance evaluation

• Quality of government services

• Corruption Commission

• Case study (I)

Role of E-government in the Fight Against Corruption

• Definition of e-government

• The components of e-government

• The role of e-government in simplifying procedures and combating corruption

• Case study (II) 

Organizational Governance: Necessary Entry Point to Address Corruption

• Defining corporate governance

• Organizational Governance Guide

• Strategies to address corruption through applications of governance

• Practical application