For the sake of inclusiveness, digital tools, such as these hubs, open the doors towards a culture of learning for improving the quality of life. Both hubs provide information about online courses, useful sources, related websites, and videos.
UNITAR
Global Training Hub.Coming soon!
This online learning tool, developed by The Global Organization of Parliamentarians Against Corruption (GOPAC) and UNITAR, is designed for parliamentarians and related advisers. It brings together relevant material that could serve to strengthen knowledge for combating corruption by considering the needs and potential of the legislative power to this end. This platform is available to all visitors without restrictions; the public in general who may wish to become parliamentarians or who are interested in learning about their work, as well as those who are interested in combating corruption, are also warmly welcome to visit this hub.
It gathers existing material that could serve for combating corruption, which is publicly available on different webpages. So far, there are more than 200 publications, plus information on courses, and interesting videos. It also gathers relevant quotes, curious facts, related events, news, and other websites of interest. The documents have been placed with a brief explanation of the material and its availability of languages, together with its respective cover, and the official link that will take the visitors to the specific webpage where they can find more detailed information. It fosters information, mainly from UN entities, within the scope of their respective competences.
Available in: English, with links to find documents in different languages.
https://www.unitar-gopac-learn.org
The link will be available soon, stay tuned!
For more information regarding the online platform, kindly view the brochure below.
UNITAR
Online Platform
The Global Anticorruption Training Platform, developed by the Rule of Law and Anti-Corruption Center (ROLACC) and UNITAR, gathers and makes visible existing material on corruption issues, which is publicly available on different web pages.
The available information may be useful for learning, clarifying concepts, or contextualizing, through glossaries, stories, information on mechanisms, educative events, explanations about the UN Convention against Corruption, as well as core processes, perspectives on the acts of corruption, information that explores the link between corruption and other issues -including development-, studies, reports, manuals, guidelines, frameworks, orientation documents, principles, etc.
Available in: English, with links to find documents in different languages.
Please click here to visit the online platform.
For more information regarding the online platform, kindly view the brochure below.