Description
Both the public sector and the private sector have long realized the critical role of Records and Information Management in economic development for transparency, accountability and good governance. This resulted in the need for ensuring that authentic and reliable records are created and maintained as evidence of good governance in cases of investigations, and commissions of enquiry. This course recognizes all these elements and aims to help records and information management practitioners and corruption prevention committee members to be better acquainted with knowledge of incorporating complete, reliable and authentic records in organizational anti-corruption strategies. It gives an overview of what corruption and fraud entails, pointing out the importance of archives and records management In ensuring good governance, accountability and transparency. Furthermore, the course covers the importance of archives and records management in safeguarding against corruption, fraud and maladministration.
Additional information
| Language | English |
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| Target Group | The course is aimed at the anti-corruption practitioner who is the person that takes responsibility for co-ordinating the implementation of the various elements of the relevant anti-corruption programme strategy. Any person interested in acquiring skills to use records and information to combat corruption. For Example: Corruption Prevention Committees, Ministerial Anti- Corruption Committees, Records Managers, Purchasing and Supplies Officers, Procurement Committee Members, Supervisors and Managers involved in Anti- Corruption Strategies in an organisations. |
| Duration | 5 Days |
