Between 16 and 22 May 2024, IACA organized a five-day anti-corruption training for the Representatives of the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission (ACRC) of the Republic of Korea. The training was held in-person at IACA premises in Laxenburg, Austria. 20 participants attended lectures conducted by renowned experts in anti-corruption, compliance and good governance practices, namely Steven David Brown, Drago Kos, Georg Krakow, Katalin Pallai, as well as the IACA experts Yoojin Choi and Eduard Ivanov.In addition to the lectures, the representatives of the ACRC Korea had the chance to visit the Vienna International Center (VIC) as well as the Austrian Economic and Corruption Public Prosecutor’s Office (WKStA).
The group consisted of 20 participants representing altogether 17 different public institutions of the Republic of Korea.IThis was the 11th tailor-made training organized by the Academy in cooperation with the ACRC Korea. IACA appreciates strong support and on-going interest of the ACRC for its various activities.
Tailor-Made Trainings are IACA’s customized courses for specific organizations, corporations, or institutions, addressing the unique challenges that each faces in preventing and fighting corruption. For more information about the Academy’s tailor-made training programmes please visit our website.