On 28 November, IACA delivered a virtual tailor-made anti-corruption training programme for representatives of the Asian Development Bank (ADB). More than 70 participants from ADB’s Integrity Enforcement Committee, Enforcement Appeals Committee, Audit Committee, Office of Anti-corruption and Integrity, and all participated in the session.  

The programme opened with welcome remarks from Ms. Sisse Arias, an ADB representative, who emphasized the importance of strengthening integrity systems through capacity building at ADB. Following this, Ms. Yoojin Choi, Head of IACA’s Training and Capacity Development Department, underscored the importance of the partnership between IACA and ADB in combating corruption risks. The sessions were led by the anti-corruption expert, Ms. Mariame Krauer-Diaby, who has over 15 years of experience in economic crime investigation.

The programme focused on two core topics essential for combating corruption in multilateral development banks, covering “Sanctions Frameworks in MDBs: Principles, Processes and Practice” and “Case Review and Investigation of Integrity Violations in MDBs.”

IACA’s Tailor-made Trainings are customized courses designed for specific organizations, corporations, or institutions, particularly responding to their integrity and anti-corruption challenges. For more information about IACA’s tailor-made training programmes, please visit our website.