Nabuqa organizes training workshop for government entity trainers under the 'Adaa' Silver Level project - Sarmad
The National Authority for Combating Corruption organizes a training workshop for government entity trainers, involving 12 entities and 65 employees, to activate the professional code of conduct in the Silver Phase of the Adaa project.
Translated by Qiyas from سرمد — Original source
The Public Authority for Combating Corruption (Nazaha) organized a training workshop for trainers from government entities today, Tuesday, in implementation of the requirements of the Silver Stage of the (Adaa) project to activate the Code of Professional Conduct, with the participation of 12 government entities and 65 employees.
Nazaha stated in a press release that the one-day workshop was delivered by Yasmeen Al-Sharhan, the Monitor for Cooperation with Civil Society Institutions at the Authority. It covered practical applications regarding mechanisms for changing, monitoring, and enhancing compliance with behavior.
The workshop also addressed the role of corporate communications in entrenching values, raising institutional awareness, and reducing employee resistance to change.
The (Adaa) project is an accreditation and activation system launched by Nazaha in collaboration with government entities, aiming to transition the Code of Professional Conduct from mere guiding texts to realistic and institutional practices, thereby strengthening adherence to professional rules and behaviors and raising awareness among public sector employees.
The (Adaa) project comprises four levels: Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Diamond, each with specific requirements to be met.
