Disseminating knowledge
Refers to efforts to extend this technical and specialized knowledge to different groups in society in a way that promotes integrity. Because very few stakeholders are able to engage at the expert/technical level, materials need to be accessible to wider audiences, including state institutions and decision-makers, but also the general public. Promoting integrity concerns the production of easy-to-understand information materials, including guidelines on the implementation of norms that concern institutional staff or civil servants more generally (e.g. public procurement procedures or codes of conduct). Information that concerns citizens’ role in fighting corruption needs to be disseminated widely (e.g. causes and consequences of corruption, citizens’ rights and obligations in specific administrative processes, public administration duties and procedures, integrity systems, mechanisms for reporting corruption, etc.).
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