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Anti-Corruption eLearning
The Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Global Advice Network present a free of charge anti-corruption eLearning course.
The course focuses on raising companies’ awareness of the corruption risks that await them in many business environments. This interactive course presents cases of business interactions at high risk of corruption.
Access the course by clicking on the image or by referring to the Training page of this Portal. You might need to press F11 to obtain an optimal view on a laptop.
About this Portal

The Business Anti-Corruption Portal provides practical business information and tools to SMEs to avoid and fight corruption. Here you can read more about how to use the Portal and where to find your information.
About Corruption

Brief introductions to international anti-corruption legislation, grey area issues and a vocabulary of commonly used terms related to business and corruption.
Due Diligence Tools

Guidance in how organisations can carry out Due Diligence and reduce the risk of corruption associated with the use of Agents, Consultants, Contractors, and in Joint Ventures and Public Procurement.
Integrity System

Guidance in how organisations can implement a sample integrity system, including Anti-Corruption Policies, Codes of Conduct and a General Risk Assessment Procedure.
Tools Inventory
Developed to help implement the UN Global Compact’s 10th principle, this Tools Inventory is intended to guide companies through various anti-corruption initiatives and tools
Partner Initiatives
Here you can read about the business-relevant anti-corruption initiatives in the countries that are partners of the Business Anti-Corruption Portal.
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see all17.04.2012
3 Country Profile Updates Published
(17 April 2012) Global Advice Network is pleased to inform that 3 Country Profiles have been updated in March 2012. Click on the links below to access detailed, updated ...
20.03.2012
Two new country profiles now available
(20 March 2012) Global Advice Network is pleased to inform that two new Country Profiles of Qatar and Taiwan have now been published on the Portal. The two new profiles have been financed by the...
13.03.2012
3 Country Profile Updates Published
(13 March 2012) Global Advice Network is pleased to inform that 3 Country Profiles have been updated in February. Click on the links below to access detailed, updated information ...
Latest
see all26.04.2012
Not just Wal-Mart: Dozens of U.S. companies face bribery suspicions (Fortune)
The giant retailer, which is accused of regularly bribing Mexican officials in order to quickly obtain permits to open stores, is far from the only U.S. company that has been caught greasing the...
19.04.2012
How Siemens cracked down on corruption & what India Inc can learn from it
Is there anything the Tata Group, with a reputation for ethical conduct of business, can learn from Siemens AG, the 73 billion giant that till recently sanctioned bribery and corruption as business...
11.04.2012
Transparency International calls for tougher enforcement of KYC rules (Trust Law)
Transparency International has urged finance ministers attending this month's International Monetary Fund (IMF) meeting in Washington to rigorously enforce know your customer (KYC) rules at financial...
Top News
see all24.04.2012
Europe must enforce oil transparency (Financial Times)
The oil and gas industry can bring great wealth to the countries in which it operates. But the revenues it brings are vulnerable to corruption.
07.04.2012
They sell sea shells (the Economist)
Shell companies can be misused—for tax evasion, money laundering, sanctions-busting or terrorism. A World Bank report last year, “The Puppet Masters”, investigated 817 big cases of corruption between...
22.03.2012
Move towards prosecution deals confirmed (Financial Times)
US-style deferred prosecution agreements (DPA) carrying large fines for companies that admit wrongdoing will probably be introduced by the end of the year, the UK solicitor-general said.
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