The City Council of Alzira strengthens the ethical framework in the selection processes with the support of the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency #FormaciónAVAF

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Alzira, November 24, 2025.- The City Council of Alzira, in collaboration with the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency (AVAF), has promoted a training action aimed at reinforcing integrity and ethics in personnel selection processes in the local administration.

 

The initiative responds to the relevance of people management in the field of irregularity prevention. According to AVAF data, about 40% of the complaints received during the 2024 financial year were related to human resources management, with the selection and provision processes of positions being one of the main areas under investigation. This context highlights the importance of promoting preventive measures based on training and the promotion of institutional integrity.

 

With the aim of improving the training of the people who make up the technical selection bodies, the City Council of Alzira has organized the course “Legal, ethical and action framework of the selection bodies”, held in the plenary hall of the consistory. The session was inaugurated by the Councilor for Personnel, who stressed the need to reinforce professionalization and guarantees in the selection processes.

 

The training module on ethical framework was taught by Pilar Moreno, senior training technician of the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency. The presentation focused on the normative foundations of public ethics and the guiding principles that govern access to public employment, as well as on the specific duties of the people who participate in the selection panels, with special attention to the duty of abstention and the prevention of conflicts of interest.

 

The training allowed the 59 attendees to delve into the guarantees of the selection systems, analyse the obligations and responsibilities of the members of the technical selection bodies, as well as reflect on the risks to integrity and the mitigating controls that can be implemented to strengthen the legality of the procedure.

 

With this action, the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency and the City Council of Alzira begin a line of collaboration aimed at training and prevention as key tools to consolidate more solid, upright institutions and guarantors of compliance with the law.

 

Public administrations interested in having specialized training in integrity and irregularity prevention can contact the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency through the email formacion@antifraucv.es

 

The Generalitat promotes cooperation between the General Inspectorates of Services in a meeting with the participation of the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency

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Valencia, 12 November 2025.- The Generalitat Valenciana, through the Ministry of Justice, Public Administration, Democratic Reforms and Public Freedoms, has organised the Meeting of General Inspectorates of Services, an initiative aimed at strengthening collaboration between the internal control bodies of public administrations and promoting the exchange of experiences.  good practices and methodologies for action.

 

The meeting, held in Valencia, brought together heads and technical staff of the General Inspectorates of Services of 13 autonomous communities, as well as representatives of the General State Administration and other institutional bodies with competences in matters of internal control and administrative supervision.

 

The two days of work, structured in technical sessions, have made it possible to address common challenges and share innovative approaches in the field of internal control. The meeting included the closing presentation of Miguel Ángel Cervera, secretary general of the Valencian Agency for the Prevention and Fight against Fraud and Corruption (AVAF).

 

Comunica GVA: https://comunica.gva.es/es/detalle?id=398670980&site=373422856

The UA’s Master’s Degree in Political, Economic and Social Studies of Latin America reflects on integrity with the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency

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Alicante, 11 November 2025.– The subject “Governance and civil society in Latin America: from state intervention to local government” taught by Professor Katia Esteve, has been the space for analysis and reflection on the evolution of public control policies and new approaches based on integrity in which the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency has participated.

 

The online conference, entitled “From control to integrity: experiences of fraud prevention in the Valencian Community and Latin America”, was given by Pilar Moreno, senior training technician of the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency (AVAF), who shared experiences and challenges on institutional integrity at the state and regional level.