Oct72021

The University of Valencia projects the “Docuforum, Corruption: harmful organism” in the classrooms at the beginning of the academic year.

A new academic year has started and with it the training activities of the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency in the universities of the Valencian Community.

The second docufòrum was made at the University of Valencia, on Friday, October 1, 2021, with the attendance of the students of the Constitutional Law I subject of the Law degree.

Having seen the documentary Corruption: Harmful Organism, the students starred in the training experience with their questions, focused on the origin and causes of corruption, its effect and costs, the perception of corruption in our society and with respect to other countries in our environment, what to do in cases of corruption. In the same debate, he took the opportunity to talk about ethics and integrity, as well as prevention and civic training. And of the functions and work of the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency, especially the importance of complaints.

The debate generated, with the active participation of the students, insisted on the procedural and technological guarantees to protect the anonymity of the whistleblowers, as well as the necessary integrity and ethics, both individually and collectively.

The debate served, likewise, to explain the regulatory framework, specific functions, scope of competence of the Agency, as well as the forms of collaboration with other similar entities in Spain and the European Union.

The activity has been organized in collaboration with the University of Valencia, which we thank for its interest and willingness to help create a culture of public integrity and rejection of fraud and corruption.

If you are a university, Secondary or Baccalaureate teacher and you are interested in the Docufòrum: Corruption, harmful organism training activity being carried out in your subject, do not hesitate to contact the Training Service of the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency formacion@antifraucv.es.

Oct52021

The Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency in the classrooms one more year

A new academic year has started and with it the training activities of the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency in the universities of the Valencian Community.

We have made the first docuforum at the CEU Cardenal Herrera University, on Thursday, September 30, 2021, with the attendance of the students of the Public Ethics subject of the fourth year of the Political Science and Administration degree.

Having seen the documentary “Corruption: Harmful Organism”, the students starred in the training experience with their questions, focused on how corruption can be fought, its economic and social cost, the functions of the AVAF, how to protect people who report it. corruption and the characteristics of the complaints of corruption that are presented to the Agency, among other issues.

The debate generated, with the active participation of the students, insisted on procedural and technological guarantees to protect the anonymity of whistleblowers and on integrity and ethics, both individually and collectively.

The debate also served to explain the regulatory framework, specific functions, scope of competence of the Agency, as well as the forms of collaboration with other similar entities in Spain and the European Union.


The activity has been organized in collaboration with the Cardenal Herrera University, which we thank for its interest and willingness to help create a culture of public integrity and rejection of fraud and corruption.

If you were a university, Secondary or Baccalaureate teacher and you are interested in having the training activity “Docuforum: Corruption, harmful organism” carried out in your subject, do not hesitate to contact the Training Service of the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency through from formacion@antifraucv.es

Review of the docuforum activity “Corruption: Harmful organism” in the Delibrecracia blog of the CEU Cardenal Herrera University:

La Agència Valenciana Antifrau imparte un Taller sobre Ética Pública

Sep302021

The Anti-Fraud Offices and Agencies of Spain urge the transposition of the European Directive for the protection of whistleblowers

Alicante, September 30, 2021.- The Network of Anti-Fraud Offices and Agencies of Spain has held its 8th meeting within the framework of the VI International Transparency Congress held in Alicante between September 27 and 29.
Over the course of two sessions, the anti-fraud agencies and offices have debated and reflected on different issues related to their scope of action and especially on the situation of the transposition into the Spanish legal system of the European Directive 2019/1937 relating to the protection of people who report violations of Union law, known as the Whistleblowers Directive.
After the work carried out, an institutional declaration has been adopted that has been read in the plenary of the Congress and in which the competent authorities are urged to transpose the Directive into the legal system to develop the legal framework, noting that the deadline for completion of the works concludes on December 17 of this year.
In that same declaration, governments, administrations and other interested parties are recommended to promote a culture of denunciation; promote reporting channels; recognize the exemplarity of those who report; guarantee confidentiality; protect whistleblowers; promote and implement corrective actions; provide whistleblowers and whistleblowers with support measures, as well as deploy dissemination, training and awareness-raising actions.
The institutional declaration has been signed by the Anti-Fraud Office of Catalonia; National Anti-Fraud Coordination Service of the General Intervention of the State Administration; Transparency Agency of the Metropolitan Area of ​​Barcelona; Agency for the Prevention and Fight against Fraud and Corruption of the Valencian Community; Office for the Prevention and Fight against Corruption in the Balearic Islands and the Independent Office for the Regulation and Supervision of Procurement.
In addition to the organizations that have signed the declaration, other organizations have participated in the meeting, such as the Directorate of the Analysis Service and Ethics Mailbox of the Barcelona City Council; the Consello de Contas de Galicia; the Audience of Accounts of the Canary Islands and the Municipal Office against Fraud and Corruption of the Madrid City Council.
Representatives of the Ministry of Justice, the Council for Transparency and Participation of the Community of Madrid and the National Commission for Markets and Competition were also invited to this meeting.
After reading the institutional statement, a Seminar was held on the European Directive for the protection of persons reporting corruption, in which Rosa Sánchez, Director of Analysis and Ethics Mailbox of the Barcelona City Council, participated as speakers; Jaime Far, Director of the Office for the Prevention and Fight against Corruption of the Balearic Islands and Joan Llinares, Director of the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency.

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