Kuwait launches ‘Adaa’ project to combat corruption in government

Kuwait launches ‘Adaa’ project to combat corruption in government

Kuwait unveils ‘Adaa’ project, a groundbreaking accreditation system to target corruption in government agencies. KUWAIT CITY, April 23: In a collaborative effort between the Anti-Corruption Authority (Nazaha), the British Embassy in Kuwait, and the Global Partners Governance Foundation (GPG), a pioneering accreditation system for government sector bodies has been officially launched. The initiative, named the …

Kuwait unveils ‘Adaa’ project, a groundbreaking accreditation system to target corruption in government agencies.

KUWAIT CITY, April 23: In a collaborative effort between the Anti-Corruption Authority (Nazaha), the British Embassy in Kuwait, and the Global Partners Governance Foundation (GPG), a pioneering accreditation system for government sector bodies has been officially launched. The initiative, named the “Adaa” project, marks a significant step towards bolstering transparency, integrity, and the fight against corruption within governmental institutions.

The “Adaa” project aims to incentivize adherence to the rules of conduct among government employees by recognizing and rewarding entities that demonstrate a commitment to professional and ethical standards. By fostering a culture of accountability, the accreditation system seeks to promote ethical behavior and combat corruption within the government sector.

Five government agencies participated in the pilot phase of the accreditation system: the Direct Investment Promotion Authority, the Anti-Corruption Authority, the Environment Public Authority, the