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Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)A series of activities are meant to be held under the Kosovo Anti-Corruption Week. December 9th is also known as the International Day Against Corruption, which has been marked since the passage of the United Nations Convention on Corruption on October 31, 2003, to raise public awareness of anticorruption. According to the Development Programme [...]
According to the United Nations Development Programme, in developing countries lost funds for corruption are valued in 10 times more than official development aid.
Corruption is a serious crime that can harm social and economic development in all societies, against which no country, region or community is immune.
Civil society organisations in Kosovo, for the fourth year in a row, have joined in the week against corruption, which is due to begin today.
During this week, issues will be addressed concerning the rule of law in government, public procurement, health and education, as the main focus will be signalers, their defence and the law on the signalers, which has been adopted this year.
American Economic Oda in Kosovo in co-operation with U. AID, presents research findings on business-based Corruption Perceptions.
Coalition organisations will also publish the Week's Anti-Corruption Tasks Calendar. While, the Kosovo Democratic Institute (KDI), organises the exhibition and the awards-sharing ceremony for the best anti-corruption photo race 2019.
Movement FOL holds the discussion table on “Signal Protection Law ) The challenges of implementation in practice”, as the U n NDP and Swiss Development and Co-operative Agency The SDC organises awards sharing ceremonies for journalism on the International Anti-Corruption Day case.
But in this day's case, the Kosovo Institute for Justice and “The Justice Trust” on the occasion of the documentary premiere showing “Corruption signals” have organised a programme, which will also include the US Embassy's deputy chief in Kosovo, Nicholas Giacube.
Otherwise, the Anti-Corruption Week, which is backed by the US Embassy in Pristina, will last until December 13th.
