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Building Capacity



National Integrity System (NIS) Study Methodology Workshop: Revision of NIS methodology for the Arab context (held in Jordan)

January 2008

Understanding the NIS Study Methodology: Training for Report Researchers (held in Egypt)

May 2008

Best Practice Training: Principles and Best Practice for NGO Management
(held in Egypt)

August 2008

Best Practice Training: Learning from the 13th International Anti-Corruption Conference (held in Greece)

October 2008

Developing Advocacy Skills for Anti-Corruption Work (held in Lebanon)

March 2009

Advocacy Workshop (held in Jordan)

July 2009

Workshop on Strengthening the Advocacy Capacity for Selected Egyptioan NGOs to Foster Integrity (held in Egypt)

July 2009

Advocacy Training (held in Palestine)

Septermber 2009

UNCAC Gap Analysis methodology regional workshop (held in Egypt)

12-13 December 2009

Capacity Building workshop for Egyptian Civil Society Organisations (CSOs)

February 2010

Regional Best Practice/Capacity Building Training

April 2010


 

TI’s overall goal is to equip civil society organizations from the four countries involved in this project, with a special emphasis on Egypt, to be better able to engage in promoting transparency and enhancing accountability in the MENA region. The NIS studies will be used as a benchmark to identify priority areas for anti-corruption reform in each country. Research based advocacy activities conducted in Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco and Palestine will result in increased dialogue among all stakeholders (Public & Private sector, CSOs, media and International actors) to better promote anti corruption reforms in identified areas. It will also contribute to raise public awareness of the damaging impact of corruption in the region.

Specific capacity building training sessions will target Egyptian Civil Society Organisations. Representatives from TI National Chapters in Lebanon, Morocco and Palestine will participate in the trainings. Experiences and Best Practices will be shared and will contribute to reinforce exchange and cooperation to promote integrity at the regional level.

This programme described on this website is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The information provided on this Web site is not official U.S. Government information and does not represent the views or positions of the U.S. Agency for International Development or the U.S. Government.


Next event: Launch of the Moroccan National Integrity Study (NIS), 17 November 2009

Next event: Launch of the Moroccan National Integrity Studies (NIS), 17 November 2009