During the individual meetings, students and other active citizens learn information that is directly related to an active approach to public events at the municipal and national level. They get acquainted with the basic possibilities of obtaining information. They learn how to effectively document corrupt practices and how to communicate with law enforcement agencies. Participants train the writing of basic submissions and discuss corruption in the Czech Republic.
Anti-Corruption Academy

Anti-Corruption Academy

Anti-corruption academy
Against corruption in the future
Healing of Czech society from corrupt practices, fraud and theft is possible only by systemic change. It has been confirmed that in many cases it is possible to find individual starting points, but without a complete change in the approach of Czech society, a lasting remedy is impossible. Corruption must no longer be the norm in the Czech Republic. The aim of the academy is to provide students and the general public with knowledge and specific skills - what to do when they encounter corruption and how they can defend themselves. It encourages the young generation to firm moral principles.


Investing in a fair company
Your financial contribution will significantly support this long-term project and thus ensure the expansion of anti-corruption education to more schools in more regions and municipalities. Any amount will help us build a fairer society. Your financial contribution will be used to cover the costs of organizing the event.
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About the Anti-Corruption Foundation
He has been fighting corruption in the Czech Republic at the NFPK since 2011. It supports citizens who refuse to accept corruption and are not afraid to call it theft. It teaches all generations how to deal with corruption. So far he has worked on more than two dozen large cases, he is active in legislation. Its activities saved the Czech Republic huge sums from the state budget. The aim of the fund is a state of society in which citizens perceive corruption as a crime and treat corruption accordingly.

Guarantor of the organization
Karel Škácha is the director of the Anti-Corruption Foundation. After studying religion, political science and international relations, he worked briefly as a television editor. He then worked in the European Parliament in the administration of EU grant titles. He is a member of the Government Council for the Coordination of the Fight against Corruption, lectures on lobbying and interest groups, and as Deputy Chairman of the Board of the WebDialog Endowment Fund seeks to conduct interdisciplinary dialogue between academia, business, foundations and endowment funds.
Specifications
Project goal
Location of assistance
Charity
Field of assistance
Basic
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