Applied practices and inter-institutional dialogue at the UNCAC session in Vienna

Practical activities in combating corruption, analysis of evaluation processes, interactive sessions and applied case studies – these were just some of the topics addressed during the training session held at the UN headquarters in Vienna, which was also attended by a representative of the Anti-Money Laundering Service.

The event was organized by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and brought together specialists involved in the second cycle of the Mechanism for the Evaluation of the Implementation of the UN Convention against Corruption.

   For two days, participants benefited from an intensive program, which included presentations by international experts, practical evaluation simulations and group exercises aimed at strengthening the unitary application of anti-corruption standards. Among the topics discussed were the basic provisions of the Convention, the evaluation methodology, the implementation process, but also the comparative analysis of good practices at the international level.

   The event represented not only an opportunity to consolidate technical knowledge, but also a space for inter-institutional dialogue and collaboration between focal points in the participating states, thus contributing to promoting a unified approach in assessing the implementation of UNCAC provisions.