Canceled: Building Institutions to Fight Corruption (BIFC)

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Professionals from Ministries of Finance, Central Banks and other key public agencies including the Leader/President/Prime Minister's Office, the Supreme Audit Institution, the Anti-Corruption Commission, and the Accountant General's Office.
Agencies critical in shaping and implementing a country's anticorruption strategy and policies.

The training—presented by IMF staff and led by the Fiscal Affairs Department—will set out a detailed road map to identify and address vulnerabilities to corruption in the public financial management cycle.
Coverage includes systems and institutions for both revenue and expenditure management.
Presentation of indicators and red flags that can alert policy makers and oversight agencies of possible challenges and weaknesses.
Examination of the potential macro-fiscal implications and costs of corruption.
Inclusion of examples and case studies from the region.
Course aim: helping country authorities build their institutions and skills to fight corruption.

Identify the legal instruments, mechanisms, and strategies that need to be in place to both prevent and prosecute corruption.
Better understand the need for a strong rule of law and how it relates to corruption.
Understand mechanisms for international cooperation designed to fight corruption.