March-May 2024

Anti-Corruption in Practice

How can we make positive changes in anti-corruption? How does transparency help business? Why do anti-corruption investigations often fail to bring results and how can this be improves? These and many other questions are reflected in the “Anti-Corruption in Practice” course taught by a group of experts. The course will familiarize students with the main anti-corruption tools for increasing transparency in the public and business sector.

We are no longer accepting applications for this course.

Who is this course for?

Activists, municipal deputies, researchers, students and all those who are already familiar with the basic concepts of anti-corruption and would like to dive into its practical aspects.

As part of the course, students will learn how to

  • identify signs of conflict of interest,
  • analyze public procurement for corruption risks,
  • draft appeals to the authorities on corruption offenses and get responses from them,
  • identify signs of lobbying in lawmaking,
  • develop effective anti-corruption policies,
  • implement their own anti-corruption projects.

Course format

Online classes twice a week (a lecture + a workshop). The course includes homework assignments and group work activities.

Teachers

  • Alyona Vandysheva

    Alyona Vandysheva

    Expert in anti-corruption education

  • Grigory Mashanov

    Grigory Mashanov

    Anti-corruption lawyer

  • Lizaveta Tsybulina

    Lizaveta Tsybulina

    Investigative journalist

We are no longer accepting applications for this course.
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