U4 Training services are exclusively for the U4
partner agencies and their invited partners. The training services
are not available to the general public.
The U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre has arranged in‑country workshops on anti‑corruption issues since 2003. Since then, these expert‑led sessions have reached development and donor workers in over 20 countries.
The in‑country workshops are tailor-made for a donor audience and their development partners. U4 is currently offering six different in‑country workshop modules:
Anti-corruption strategies and policy making
Essentials of anti‑corruption
Corruption in the education sector
Corruption in the health sector
Corruption in aid
Corruption in post-conflict and fragile situations
A new course designed to develop skills
for assessing risks to corruption in the health sector. The workshop
program will focus on analyses of specific problems, weighing the
relative merits of alternative strategies for control and prevention,
and considering interventions to promote accountability and
transparency.
Topics covered include measuring corruption, international conventions, contract penalties, compliance systems, debarment, procurement, leniency and corporate liability. Directed towards anti-corruption policymakers and practitioners, as well as graduate and post-graduate students in the social sciences.
October 9-16, 2010, the University of Passau (Germany), no tuition fees. Application deadline: August 15.
Overview of Anti-Corruption Training Courses : A list of selected anti-corruption courses and programmes provided by various universities and organisations.
U4 Expert Answer 2009: 218.
IN-COUNTRY TRAINING
Locations for the 'Essentials of Anti-Corruption' training workshops
and the specialised training modules are decided by the AC
coordinators at the U4 Partner Agencies' Headquarters. Requests
by field offices for U4 In-country training can be forwarded to
them.