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Course start dateWednesday, 1 February 2023

Collective Action initiatives bring together business, government, and civil society to address shared corruption challenges, raising the standards of business integrity and fair competition. This course equips participants with practical tools to conceptualise, establish, and implement Collective Action initiatives effectively.

What You Will Learn

Take your skills to the next level:

  • Understand the fundamentals of Collective Action and its role in anti-corruption
  • Design and implement successful multi-stakeholder initiatives
  • Manage conflicting stakeholder expectations
  • Navigate changing political and economic landscapes
  • Identify common goals and foster collaboration
  • Build trust among stakeholders to ensure sustainable impact

Course Format

  • Self-paced: Learn at your own convenience.
  • Interactive learning: Includes guiding questions and scenarios to develop problem-solving skills.
  • Recommended device: Laptop or desktop for optimal learning.

Who Should Take This Course?

  • Anti-corruption practitioners
  • Compliance officers, auditors, and risk managers
  • Government representatives (anti-corruption agencies, ministries of justice, procurement agencies, etc.)
  • NGOs and international organisations focused on transparency, business integrity, and sustainability

Prerequisites

No prior experience in Collective Action is required. The course is designed for professionals interested in innovative multi-stakeholder approaches to tackling corruption.

Duration

3 modules, 11 sessions, approximately 4 hours of learning time

Languages

English

Enrolment options

Self-paced eLearning

Course name Collective Action Against Corruption

Course summary text:

Collective Action initiatives bring together business, government, and civil society to address ...