Public sector institutions play a pivotal role in driving societal development and ensuring the well-being of citizens through effective implementation of projects and policies. However, public projects, especially those funded by donors, often face challenges such as ethical lapses, governance deficiencies, and mismanagement of resources. These issues not only hinder the successful delivery of public services but also erode public trust and deter further funding from donors. Recognizing the growing need for ethical leadership, governance reform, and enhanced accountability, this specialized training program is tailored to empower professionals in the public sector with the tools and knowledge to navigate these challenges.

Through interactive workshops, case studies, and expert-led sessions, participants will gain actionable insights into ethical decision-making, corruption mitigation, and reporting mechanisms. The program also emphasizes the importance of internal audits, monitoring, and evaluation to improve project outcomes and stakeholder confidence. By the end of this training, participants will not only enhance their professional capabilities but also contribute to creating a more transparent, efficient, and accountable public sector that delivers impactful results while upholding the trust of citizens and donors alike.

Program Objectives

• Understanding the principles of ethics and governance in the public sector.
• Identifying and mitigating corruption risks in public projects.
• Equipping participants with tools to enhance transparency, accountability, and reporting.
• Promoting a culture of integrity and professionalism in public project management.
• Exploring national and international anti-corruption frameworks.
• Strengthening resource management and service delivery in donor-funded projects.

Main Topics to Be Covered

1. Introduction to Ethical Leadership and Decision Making
2. Governance Framework for Donor Funded Projects in Public Projects
3. Internal Audit and Reporting of Donor Funded projects in Public Sector
4. Monitoring and Evaluation Techniques of Donor Funded Projects in Public Sector
5. Risk Management in Public Administration of Donor Funded Project in Public Sector
6. Creating an Organizational Culture of Integrity

Target Audience

• Public Sector Leaders and Executives involved in decision-making and governance processes
• Project Managers/Planners
• Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Officers Ethics and Compliance Officers
• Internal Auditors
• Finance and Budget Officers
• Procurement Specialists
• Policy Makers and Regulators

Methodology

The course uses participatory and hands-on learning approaches to ensure practical application of concepts:

• Role-Playing Simulations: Engaging scenarios to address ethical dilemmas and corruption
  risks.
• Expert Lectures: Delivered by experienced professionals in governance and anti-corruption.
• Case Studies: In-depth analysis of real-world governance and ethical challenges.
• Interactive Workshops: Practical exercises to simulate decision-making and problem-solving.
• Group Discussions: Facilitated sessions to encourage peer learning and idea sharing.

CERTIFICATION

Upon successful completion of the training, participants will be awarded a certificate of course completion

Course Booking

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