Thu, 16 March 2023

        In this morning at 9:30 , the Anti-Corruption Commission, in cooperation with the Kayah Region government, conducted technical training on corruption prevention to the Corruption Prevention Unit (CPU) established in the Kayah Region government. During the training, Commission member U Maung Maung Tint addressed that anti-corruption measures cannot be carried out by the commission alone, but can only be achieved through the cooperation of all stakeholders. He said that if the corrupted government officials were taken action by anti-corruption law, the state would lose human resources. He said that by using the PFP in public service, better services will be provided if poor performance are improved by getting suggestions and recommendation from the public. After that, Director of the International Affairs and Prevention Department explained the duties of the CPU, Standing Operating Procedure (SOP), Development of Terms of Reference-TOR and Corruption Risk Assessment (CRA). There was a clear discussion regarding the Public Feedback Programme (PFP) and a mutual discussion about practical training how to use PFP.