HE. President of the Jordanian Anti-Corruption Commission opened the first session

Participants listening to presentations on the implementation requirements of UNCAC’s corruption prevention measures

Participants split into separate working groups addressing most articles of the convention’s Second Chapter

Officials and experts seeking ways to prevent corruption in the performance of public functions

Interactive discussion on public procurement systems in Jordan

Participants identified compliance needs between Jordanian legislations and convention’s provisions

Closing Session and agreement on follow-up steps

Group photo at the end of the training

Training on reviewing the implementation of corruption prevention measures under the UNCAC in Jordan

Amman - Jordan , 9/17/2013 - 9/18/2013

Organized by: UNDP's Regional Project on Anti-Corruption and Integrity in the Arab Countries

The training, for the Jordanian National Review team, on reviewing the implementation of corruption prevention measures under the United Nations Convention Against Corruption in Jordan took place on 17-18 September 2013 in Amman (Jordan). The training is supported by UNDP's Regional Project on Anti-Corruption and Integrity in the Arab Countries and in cooperation with the Jordanian Anti-Corruption Commission. The National team included more than 30 participants from various institutions, ministries, agencies, civil society, private sector and the media. The course trained participants to conduct in-depth participatory assessments of various materials of chapter II of the Convention in accordance with the best standards recommended by the United Nations, and enabled them to identify the best practices and lessons learned from comparative experiences in this field.

Documentation:

Programme [Arabic]

Jason REICHELT_Presentation_Session1 [English]

Hussein HASSAN_Presentation_Session1 [Arabic]

Jason REICHELT_Presentation_Session3 [English]

List of Participants [English][Arabic]

Report [Arabic]

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