Transparency International has developed an Anti-Corruption Training Manual specifically for the infrastructure, construction and engineering sectors. The Manual aims to help users achieve a better understanding of corruption and how to avoid it. It can be used by individuals, and by companies as part of their corporate training.

There are currently two versions of the Manual:

• Anti-Corruption Training Manual – (International Version)
• Anti-Corruption Training Manual – (England & Wales)

Section 1 of the Manual provides an overview of what constitutes corruption, who may be liable for corruption, and how it may be avoided.

Section 2 provides 47 detailed examples of corruption throughout the project cycle.

Section 3 provides some simple anti-corruption rules which individuals should follow (and which companies could impose on their employees) to try to ensure that no corruption offences are committed.

Section 4 provides practical advice as to what individuals and companies should do when faced with a potentially corrupt situation.

Section 5 (England & Wales version only) provides an explanation of the relevant criminal law of England and Wales (with cross references to the examples in Section 2).