Auditing for Corruption  

It is apparent that corruption requires a multifaceted attack. It requires, for example, a set of regulations against corrupt practices, a code of conduct for employees and vendors, awareness-raising campaigns, training of staff, internal controls, sanctions and incentives, protection of whistleblowers, and an open approach towards information reporting. The audit is only one such mechanism. This course gives a basic definition and overview of corruption and the auditor's role in detecting it.

This overview course may be appropriate for professionals at all organizational levels.

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