Civil Society & United Nations Enhance integrity 1 Public Sector Curriculum development Support to the ACC with the Development Development in the Public implementation of a National Training material development Partners Programme, Sector and society Anti-Corruption Strategy Collaboration between the ACC and NIPAM and Partnership with the ACC to Investigation and Prosecution Council of develop and implement ethics Strengthened awareness activities with church Churches in training for staff of OMAs and leaders. Namibia Public Enterprises (PEs), Political Office Bearers, Local Authorities and Regional Councils. Partnership with the ACC in the dissemination of information on corruption- related issues. Integration of corruption themes into the Christian Education Curriculum Information Third parties and Speedy and 1 Clearly defined summonses Cooperation providers in entities that thorough Courtesy (-no threats to witnesses) Prioritisation criminal provide data and investigation Cooperation Speedy feedback investigations information to the Adequate consultation before court cases Good interaction Directorate: Understanding that information for long periods Investigation & of times places strain on provider Prosecution General Public Whistle blowers, Improved 1 Witness and whistle blower protection Cooperation complainants and reporting of Protection of identity of whistle-blower Provision of accurate information witnesses alleged corrupt Regular feedback on progress of cases Understanding of ACC mandate practices If used as witness, introduction as a witness to the prosecutor. ACC not to people publicly “clear” Reference of all cases to PG for a decision whether to prosecute or not Speedy investigations Whistle blower or informant fees Fair treatment of accused persons or suspects Media Editors Forum Improved 1 Familiarisation of the roles and mandate of the Partnership with the ACC to awareness on ACC to the public through media interviews disseminate information on corruption
Civil Society & Development Partners United Nations Development Programme, NIPAM and Council of Churches in Namibia Public Sector Curriculum development Training material development Collaboration between the ACC and Investigation and Prosecution Strengthened awareness activities with church leaders. Support to the ACC with the implementation of a National Anti-Corruption Strategy Partnership with the ACC to develop and implement ethics training for staff of OMAs and Public Enterprises (PEs), Political Office Bearers, Local Authorities and Regional Councils. Partnership with the ACC in the dissemination of information on corruption- related issues. Integration of corruption themes into the Christian Education Curriculum Enhance integrity in the Public Sector and society 1 Information providers in criminal investigations Third parties and entities that provide data and information to the Directorate: Investigation & Prosecution Clearly defined summonses Courtesy (-no threats to witnesses) Cooperation Adequate consultation before court cases Understanding that information for long periods of times places strain on provider Cooperation Prioritisation Speedy feedback Good interaction Speedy and thorough investigation 1 General Public Whistle blowers, complainants and witnesses Witness and whistle blower protection Protection of identity of whistle-blower Regular feedback on progress of cases If used as witness, introduction as a witness to the prosecutor. ACC not to “clear” people publicly Reference of all cases to PG for a decision whether to prosecute or not Speedy investigations Whistle blower or informant fees Fair treatment of accused persons or suspects Cooperation Provision of accurate information Understanding of ACC mandate Improved reporting of alleged corrupt practices 1 Media Editors Forum Familiarisation of the roles and mandate of the ACC to the public through media interviews Partnership with the ACC to disseminate information on corruption Improved awareness on 1
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