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Corruption is the second biggest threat to business. Training results.

Corruption is the second biggest threat to business. Training results.

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November 13, 2024
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10:00 am

💼 According to the NACP for business, corruption ranks second among social problems, after the armed aggression of the Russian Federation.

That is why the Foundation's experts joined the training on managing corruption risks in business.

The training consisted of the following components:

🔹 Model of three lines of risk management: we considered a management structure that allows effective identification and management of risks at all levels of the organization.

🔹 Discussion on challenges and prospects: real cases were discussed and experiences were shared on how corruption risks affect business and what steps can be taken to overcome them.

🔹 Corruption risk management methodology: updated approaches to risk assessment have been mastered, which allow businesses to quickly respond to potential threats.

🔹 Practical tasks in groups: practiced the skills of drawing up a map of functions and processes of the organization, identification and description of corruption risks.

Participants gained useful experience, which will become a reliable basis for strengthening business and ensuring its transparency.

💌 If you want to invite our experts to participate in business trainings, write to us by e-mail: fid4ua@fid4ua.com

The training is part of the project of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime to strengthen business integrity in Ukraine, which is financed by the Siemens Business Integrity Initiative.

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