During anti-corruption intensives from representatives of the National Bureau, cadets and students of displaced universities learned what a true detective should be and how to search for the necessary information on the Internet. The agenda included training from the NABU detectives, as well as an anti-corruption brain-ring.
Despite the war, modern youth are ready to join the anti-corruption movement, and participation in the NABU Anti-Corruption School helped them get new tools to fight corruption, including during martial law. This was confirmed by the participants of the awareness raising project, which ended on Aug. 19, 2022.
With these words Gizo Uglava, the acting Director of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, addressed the participants of the NABU Anti-Corruption School 2022. The project started on July 25, 2022, and united 55 students from 17 regions across Ukraine.
The All-Ukrainian Anti-Corruption Moot Court (VAM) received an honorable mention from the independent multidisciplinary organization World Justice Project. VAM project was nominated in the Anti-corruption and Open Government category and selected out of 305 applications from 188 countries for its innovative approach and impact on solving a pressing rule of law challenge and the fight against corruption.
A successful anti-corruption process involves a two-sided approach: public authorities must perform their duties conscientiously, and society must be transparent and fair.