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Four-part learning series · Approved

Transparency, Accountability and Anti-Corruption

A practical training series connecting anti-corruption concepts and institutions with citizen oversight of local services and public infrastructure.

Evidence collection

Four connected modules.

The series moves from foundational understanding to practical public oversight. Each PDF opens directly in a new browser tab.

The approved handbooks support AFLI’s Citizens TAAC Service Delivery Monitoring Framework, through which organised community groups track budgets and service delivery, document their findings and engage duty-bearers directly. AFLI’s MoU with the Inspectorate of Government’s Moroto Branch supports this work.

Module 1 · 26 pages

Corruption: Concepts, Causes and Effects

Introduces corruption, its causes, related concepts and its effects on institutions and communities.

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Module 2 · 45 pages

Anti-Corruption Agencies, Legal Framework and Roles

Explains Uganda’s legal framework, institutional mandates and the roles of Parliament, citizens, civil society and the media.

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Module 3 · 44 pages

Fighting Corruption in Local Government Service Delivery

Covers local budgeting, social accountability and community monitoring of public services.

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Module 4 · 30 pages

Fighting Corruption in Public Infrastructure Development

Addresses procurement, contract monitoring and clear reporting of infrastructure findings and recommendations.

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Approved editions: users should still confirm that time-sensitive legal and institutional references remain current when applying the material.