Confronting Macro-Critical Corruption (CMCC)
This course, presented by the Legal Department, provides policy makers and practitioners with an overview of strategies and approaches to reducing corruption and enhancing the rule of law. The course is aligned with the IMF’s 2018 Framework for Enhanced Engagement in Governance and international experience with confronting corruption. Drawing upon analytical and case study materials, the course focuses on legal and institutional aspects and effectiveness of anticorruption frameworks, as well as importance of understanding political economy of corruption. The course complements the IMF’s existing capacity development support on addressing governance weaknesses and strengthening broader governance systems.
The workshop covers the following topics:
- Why corruption matters. Macroeconomic significance of corruption and IMF’s engagement with member states on corruption (including the 1997 Governance Policy, 2018 Framework on Enhanced Fund Engagement on Governance and the 2023 Review, IMF’s Strategy for Fragile and Conflict-Affected States);
- Identifying and prioritizing corruption vulnerabilities – systemic corruption, corrupt systems vs. corrupt transactions (including the political economy of corruption), and the impact of corruption on core state functions;
- Anti-corruption strategies – importance of tailored, sequenced, and targeted policies and adaptation over time;
- Effective anticorruption laws – international standards and local competencies; and
- Developing effective institutions – organizational arrangements and effective leadership of anticorruption reform.
Each module frames the issue, identifies points of entry for change, shares typical implementation challenges, and provides opportunities for discussion. Case studies drawn from the region are featured in each module.
Target Audience
Policy makers/regulators/law makers/practitioners involved in the development, implementation and monitoring of anticorruption programs, policies, or action plans.
Qualifications
Officials, with at least three years of experience in the development, implementation, and monitoring of programs, policies, or action plans to prevent, confront and sanction corrupt behavior, strengthen accountability, transparency, integrity, and the rule of law.
Course Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to:
- Identify corruption challenges in their own country and define short-term, medium-term, and long-term actions to confront corruption and improve governance.
- Apply lessons drawn from the experience of others in the implementation of anticorruption reforms.
- Strategize on the best ways to prepare, discuss, approve, and implement anticorruption, transparency, and integrity policies.
Upcoming Offering
Start date | End date | Location | Delivery Method | Session No. | Primary & (Interpretation) language | Apply |
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December 1, 2024 | December 5, 2024 | Kuwait City, Kuwait | In-person Training | CE 24.31 | English (Arabic) | Deadline passed |
May 19, 2025 | May 22, 2025 | Singapore, Singapore | In-person Training | ST 25.13 | English | Apply online by January 15, 2025 |
Macroeconomic Policy Communication Blended
English (English) | January 20-24, 2025 | Blended Training | Singapore, Singapore
Apply online by November 8, 2024
Government Finance Statistics - Advanced (GFS-A)
English | February 10-21, 2025 | In-person Training | Singapore, Singapore
Apply online by November 10, 2024
Strengthening Revenue Administration for Gender Equality
English | December 9-11, 2024 | In-person Training | New Delhi, India
Apply online by November 11, 2024
Cyber Risk Supervision - Path to Operational Resilience (CRS)
English (Arabic) | January 12-16, 2025 | In-person Training | Kuwait City, Kuwait
Apply online by November 11, 2024
Cyber Risk Supervision (CRS)
English | January 20-24, 2025 | In-person Training | New Delhi, India
Apply online by November 12, 2024