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23년 1월 기업인 대상 최신 반부패 정책 자료집

23년 1월 기업인 대상 최신 반부패 정책 자료집을 붙임과 같이 게시하오니 관련 업무에 참고하시기 바랍니다. 감사합니다.

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22년 12월 기업인 대상 최신 반부패 정책 자료집

22년 12월 기업인 대상 최신 반부패 정책 자료집을 붙임과 같이 게시하오니 관련 업무에 참고하시기 바랍니다. 감사합니다.

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아세안 국가 반부패 법령·제도 동향

아세안 7개국의 반부패 관련 법령 및 제도 동향에 대한 법제정보를 붙임과 같이 게재합니다. ( 발간 : 한국법제연구원) - 말레이시아, 미얀마, 베트남, 싱가포르, 인도네시아, 태국, 필리핀 7개국

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2022년도 반부패 수범 유공 포상 추천 안내

□ 국민권익위원회는 부패방지를 위한 범국민적 관심 제고와 참여 분위기 조성을 위해 사회 각 분야의 부패방지 및 국가청렴도 향상에 기여한 개인을 널리 발굴하여 포상하고자 합니다. □ 이에 「2022년도 반부패 수범 유공 포상 계획」을 붙임과 같이 알려드리니, 부패척결 및 청렴문화 확산에 크게 기여하신 분들을 추천하여 주시기 바랍니다. 추천시 붙임1에 첨부된 서식과 붙임2의 별첨(엑셀) 자료를 작성하여 제출하여 주시기 바랍니다.(온나라 문서 제출 원칙) 추천기한: 2022. 11. 15.(화) □ 아울러, 위 추천시 공직자 외에 활발한 반부패 활동을 추진하고 있는 민간인 (일반국민, 연구기관시민사회윤리경영기업 관계자 등)도 적극 발굴추천하여 주시기 바라며, 기타 궁금하신 사항은 담당자(이병화 사무관)에게 문의하여 주시기 바랍니다. ☞ 전화번호044-200-7612, 전자우편lethe0825@korea.kr 또는butterbug@mail.go.kr ​ 붙임 1. 2022년도 반부패 수범 유공 부문 포상 계획1부. 별첨 2. 포상 추천자 세부 현황(서식) 1부.끝.

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ACRC, Sharing the Development of Anti-corruption System in Korea with the International Community

ACRC, Sharing the Development of Anti-corruption System in Korea with the International Community - Introduced anti-corruption systems, such as the Prevention of Conflict of Interest Act at the Tashkent Anti-Corruption Forum on September 23 - (September 26 2022, ACRC) A forum was organized to introduce remarkable anti-corruption systems in Korea and share experiences on the development of such systems with the international community. The Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission (Chairperson Jeon Hyun-Heui, ACRC) gave a presentation on the development of Korea’s anti-corruption systems, including the implementation of the Prevention of Conflict of Interest Act at the 2nd Tashkent Anti-Corruption Forum online at 4 p.m. on September 23. The “Tashkent Anti-Corruption Forum” is jointly hosted by the Uzbekistan government and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in order to share best practices for the elimination and prevention of corruption. Anti-corruption experts across the world, including international organizations, such as the World Bank, and Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), government agencies, such as the US Drug Enforcement Administration and the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, and the International Anti-Corruption Academy (IACA), participated in the Forum. The forum consisted of presentations of participants and discussions on three topics: 1) Openness and transparency as an effective mechanism to combat corruption, 2) Formation of an effective assessment of corruption risks, and 3) Anti-corruption education and enlightenment in the fight against corruption. The ACRC, an anti-corruption agency in Korea, made a presentation on anti-corruption systems in Korea regarding the first topic, “openness and transparency as an effective mechanism to combat corruption.” The presentation was about the development of anti-corruption systems, starting from the enforcement of the Act on the Prevention of Corruption and the Establishment of the Anti-corruption and Civil Rights Commission in 2002, the Public Interest Whistleblower Protection Act in 2011, the Improper Solicitation and Graft Act in 2016, and to the recent enforcement of the Act on Prohibition of False Claim for Public Funds and Recovery of Illicit Profits in 2020 and the Act on the Prevention of Conflict of Interest Related to Duties of Public Servants in 2022. In particular, digital-based policies for enhancing anti-corruption transparency, such as e-People and Clean Portal*, utilizing Korea’s advanced information and communications technology, were introduced. * Clean Portal : a digital system for corruption and public interest reporting in Korea, allowing any citizen to conveniently report corrupt acts and violations of public interests ACRC Assistant Chairperson of Planning and Coordination Office Lim Yoon-Ju said, “According to the 2021 G20 Compendium of Good Practices on Corruption Measurement, Korea timely established a comprehensive anti-corruption system in accordance with the ACRC Act.” He also said, ”The ACRC will make every effort to actively share the efforts and achievements of anti-corruption policies in Korea with the international community.”

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ACRC Directly Communicates with the 8th Popularly Elected Local Government Regarding_

ACRC Directly Communicates with the 8th Popularly Elected Local Government Regarding Future Policy Direction for Integrity and Fairness Municipal auditors’ meetings were held on Sep. 14 and 16 (September 14 2022, ACRC) A venue for communication between central and local government to come up with policies for integrity and fairness to leap forward as an advanced country in the field of anti-corruption has been established. Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission (ACRC, Chairperson Jeon Hyun Heui) on Sep. 14 and 16 held “meetings with municipal auditors” with a view to communicating directly with and listening opinions from local governments regarding policy direction for fair and transparent society as the 8th popularly elected local government was newly launched. The meetings were attended by auditors from 17 upper level local governments on Sep. 14 and auditors from 226 municipalities on Sep. 16. At the meetings, participants shared their opinions about anti-corruption policy implementation direction for the second half of 2022, listened to difficulties in implementing current anti-corruption institutions and put forward suggestions related thereto. With regard to anti-corruption policy implementation direction, participants shared: results of check-ups on the compliance status of anti-corruption code of conduct for public officials including the Act on the Prevention of Conflict of Interest Related to Duties of Public Servants and the Improper Solicitation and Graft Act and on the public fiscal management status in the second half of the year; outcomes of Corruption Risk Assessment conducted on municipal laws and regulations and of reinforced management of mandatory anti-corruption education completion; and changes in institutions for handling of corruption and public interest reports, protection of reporters’ confidentiality, and restrictions on employment of public officials dismissed for corruption, etc. ACRC had time to explain anti-corruption institutions for integrity improvements given the characters of upper-level local governments and municipalities. First of all, in order to support upper-level local governments in their integrity advancement, ACRC gave them an overview of the Integrity Consulting Program* and its achievements over the past years in the meeting on Sep. 14 and also discussed how to develop the program further in the future. * ACRC along with experts and mentoring institutions (best performing institutions in the Comprehensive Integrity Assessment) examine the status of local governments whose integrity levels are relatively low and offer comprehensive customized solutions In the meeting for municipalities held on Sep. 16, ACRC explained the Comprehensive Integrity Assessment newly revised this year and matters to which attention should be paid. From this year, comprehensive integrity levels of local governments are assessed by integrating results of an Integrity Assessment which relies on the integrity survey of stakeholders, including citizens and public officials, with the Anti-Corruption Initiative Assessment (AIA) that evaluates anti-corruption efforts of public institutions of various levels. Most of municipalities will be covered by this Comprehensive Integrity Assessment for the first time since they have not been previously assessed through AIA. Lastly, ACRC listened to opinions of local officials directly on the spot and plans to review whether to reflect those opinions in its policy implementation. ACRC also collected various opinions of local authorities suggested based on materials shared prior to the meetings, and among opinions suggested during the meetings, those to be reflected into policy measures will be sent back to the divisions in charge for reviews. ACRC Vice Chairperson Ahn Sung-wook said, “Public officials in local governments have contributed a lot to improving our national integrity level through dedicating themselves to direct communication with the general public,” adding that “ACRC and the 8th popularly elected local governments will closely cooperate in improving the national performance in Corruption Perceptions Index and taking a leap forward as a nation with an advanced integrity level.”

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2022년 청렴시민감사관 워크숍(전체 기관 통합) 특강 자료

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