The activity, delivered by the AVAF’s Training Department, included participation from staff of the IMSERSO’s Subdirectorate General for Planning, Organisation and Evaluation, as well as several national reference centers, including CEAPAT, the Rare Diseases Center in Burgos, the Center for the Recovery of People with Physical Disabilities (CRMF), and the Alzheimer and Other Dementias Center in Salamanca, among others.
Key topics covered during the session included the institutional integrity system, the importance of fostering a culture of integrity in public administration, major risks of fraud and corruption, and the whistleblower protection mechanisms established in Law 2/2023 on the protection of persons reporting regulatory violations and combating corruption.
The session concluded with a participatory workshop on conflict of interest, which allowed attendees to deepen their understanding of how to detect and properly manage such conflicts in the public sector.
Through this initiative, the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency strengthens its role in supporting and advising public institutions in the promotion of integrity—this time with IMSERSO, a body under the Ministry of Social Rights, Consumer Affairs and Agenda 2030.
If you would like to provide your public administration with specialized training on integrity and anti-corruption, feel free to write to formacion@antifraucv.es
In the images: Anselm Bodoque, acting coordinator of the Training, Participation, Communication and Relations with Other Entities Area of the AVAF; Pilar Moreno, senior training officer at the Agency; and Marita Oliver, senior training officer at the AVAF.
