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Anti-Corruption eLearning

The Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Global Advice Network have just launched a free of charge anti-corruption eLearning course for the Business Anti-Corruption Portal.

The course focuses on raising companies’ awareness of the corruption risks that await them in many business environments. This interactive course presents scenarios that represent typical business interactions. The chosen scenarios are those carrying the highest corruption risks, i.e. customs clearance and the choice of a reliable sales agent.

Access the course by clicking on the image or by referring to the Training page of this Portal.

About this Portal

The Business Anti-Corruption Portal provides practical business information and tools to SMEs to avoid and fight corruption. In this section 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

The Due Diligence tools provide your organisation with systemised strategies towards standard business procedures which may significantly reduce the risk of being subject to corrupt practices in relation to 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 based on best practice. In this section you can find downloadable Sample 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: "Businesses should work against corruption in all its forms, including extortion and bribery," the Anti-Corruption Tools Inventory is intended to guide companies through various initiatives and tools