Anti-Corruption Masterclass: Building Resilient Institutions Through Integrity
Corruption is a governance problem, not just a legal one.
Enforcement alone rarely produces lasting results — it's resource-intensive and hard to sustain politically. The organisations that manage corruption risk most effectively are the ones that build integrity into how they govern, decide, and operate, before misconduct happens.
That shift — from investigation to prevention — is now central to how leading institutions worldwide approach integrity, compliance, and risk.
This programme brings together the organisations that have shaped that shift: the bodies behind ISO's anti-bribery standards, the OECD's anti-bribery enforcement network, and integrity leaders from Africa, infrastructure, and international finance.
This programme is for you if you work in:
Integrity and compliance · Governance and ethics · Risk management · Internal or external audit · Public administration · Corporate compliance · Legal and regulatory affairs · Development and international organisations
And for senior leaders and policymakers who want to strengthen their organisation's integrity systems directly.
What you’ll gain
- Design integrity systems that hold up under pressure — not just on paper
- Apply internationally recognised standards (ISO 37001, 37003, 37009) to your own organisation
- Build a conflict-of-interest framework that people actually use
- Move your organisation's culture from compliance-driven to integrity-led
- Bring practical, tested tools back to your team — not just theory
Each session pairs an expert presentation with case studies and open discussion, so you leave with something usable, not just a certificate.
(Certificate of completion issued to participants who complete the full programme.)
Why this programme?
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Direct access to the people who wrote the standards
Learn ISO and OECD frameworks from the experts who helped create them, not secondary sources. -
A multi-sector, multi-region view of corruption
Ten partners bring perspectives spanning infrastructure, African governance, enforcement, rule of law, and development finance. -
Built for application, not just awareness
Case studies, discussion, and practical tools designed for direct use in your own organisation. -
A track record of delivering this at scale
Builds on a Globethics programme that reached participants from more than 40 countries. -
A working peer network, not just a course
Structured engagement with practitioners and instructors facing similar governance challenges worldwide. -
Recognised completion
A certificate grounded in a curriculum shaped by ISO, OECD, and World Bank practice.
Meet the instructors
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