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    The National Integrity Strategy is a comprehensive set of goals, strategies, and action plans aimed at increasing independence, accountability, efficiency, transparency, and effectiveness of state and non-state institutions over time. It proposes objectives and pillars to establish integrity in government and society, going beyond mere anti-corruption to provide a model for the political system. The strategy identifies key institutions and organizations in the state, civil society, and private sector, and tailors action plans over short, medium, and long terms through existing and new laws and rules to implement the strategy. The objective is to assess capacity and performance of integrity systems and address weaknesses in the overall system.

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    The National Integrity Strategy is a comprehensive set of goals, strategies, and action plans aimed at increasing independence, accountability, efficiency, transparency, and effectiveness of state and non-state institutions over time. It proposes objectives and pillars to establish integrity in government and society, going beyond mere anti-corruption to provide a model for the political system. The strategy identifies key institutions and organizations in the state, civil society, and private sector, and tailors action plans over short, medium, and long terms through existing and new laws and rules to implement the strategy. The objective is to assess capacity and performance of integrity systems and address weaknesses in the overall system.

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    The National Integrity Strategy is a comprehensive set of goals, strategies, and action plans aimed at increasing independence, accountability, efficiency, transparency, and effectiveness of state and non-state institutions over time. It proposes objectives and pillars to establish integrity in government and society, going beyond mere anti-corruption to provide a model for the political system. The strategy identifies key institutions and organizations in the state, civil society, and private sector, and tailors action plans over short, medium, and long terms through existing and new laws and rules to implement the strategy. The objective is to assess capacity and performance of integrity systems and address weaknesses in the overall system.

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    The Concept of National Integrity Strategy

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    The Concept of National Integrity Strategy

    National Integrity Strategy is developed on the understanding that


    entrusted power will be used for its publicly justified and
    democratically endorsed ends and reduce the likelihood that those
    powers are abused. NIS can thus vary from country to country with
    similar functions being performed by different institutions. A NIS can
    also vary in terms of its coverage, completeness and effectiveness, but
    there are almost always some common elements which it can be built
    on. The NIS as a concept thus acknowledges variations around the
    world, but generally covers common integrity pillars of a given
    society which is seeking to govern itself in an accountable fashion.
    NIS thus proposes a set of objectives, elements and pillars which are
    more than a mere anti-corruption strategy, but can be treated as a
    normative model for the entire political system.
    In 2007, the Government of Bangladesh acceded to the United
    Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) and prepared a
    comprehensive report on the domestic institutions that could support
    implementation of the Convention. This report on UNCAC
    highlighted that corruption thrives on systemic weaknesses. In
    Bangladesh, just as in other countries, anti-corruption strategies can
    only be effective if they proactively address the need for prevention
    through the eradication of the causes of corruption as well as its
    detection and prosecution. Both public and private sectors have key
    roles to play here and the task of eliminating the causes of corruption
    will only be successful if a multi-disciplinary approach is undertaken.
    National Integrity Strategy (NIS) is a comprehensive set of goals,
    strategies and action plans aimed at increasing the level of
    independence to perform, accountability, efficiency, transparency and
    effectiveness of state and non-state institutions in a sustained manner
    over a period of time.

    Objective
    The National Integrity Strategy has been formulated with a view to
    preventing corruption and establishing integrity in the State and
    society in Bangladesh. Proposals have been made for capacity
    development of important institutions and organizations of the state,
    civil society and the private sector. Action plans have been tailored to
    implement the strategy through existing laws, rules, systems and their
    reforms and in some cases promulgation of new laws and rules. In the
    action plans, implementation periods have been proposed as shortterm (within one year), medium term (within three years), and longterm (within five years) measures. The state institutions identified for
    this purpose are: (1) Executive organ and Public Administration, (2)
    Parliament, (3) Judiciary, (4) Election Commission, (5) AttorneyGeneral, (6) Public Service Commission, (7) Comptroller and
    Auditor-General, (8) Ombudsman, (9) Anti-Corruption Commission,
    and (10) Local Government Institutions. In addition, the non-state
    organizations covered in this strategy are (1) political parties, (2)
    industrial and commercial organizations in the private sector, (3)
    NGOs and civil society, (4) family, (5) educational institutions, and
    (6) media.
    The objective of the National Integrity Strategy is to map the
    institutions and the inter-institutional dynamics of integrity systems,
    and assess those systems capacity, performance and institutional
    strengths and weaknesses to address and improve the overall integrity
    system.
    NIS in broad terms aims at to:
    To promote and enhance democracy and economic
    development;
    To establish a condition where the ethics infrastructure can
    perform effectively, irrespective of political or economic
    change; and
    To promote integrity as a desirable personal quality.

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