Good governance does one thing particularly well: it draws a clear framework around rights and responsibilities, closing exactly the kind of grey areas financial corruption depends on. That's what has pushed the term to the centre of management science over the past decades, as institutions faced repeated crises and growing international concern over fraud and conflicting interests.

Arab British Fellowship Training Academy offers this training course on corporate governance as a tool to limit financial corruption, combining practical and theoretical study built around principles of justice, transparency, and accountability, according to curricula newly developed by the Academy.

What You'll Gain by the End of This Course

• How to develop, construct, and implement an action plan to tackle financial corruption
• The value of regulatory frameworks
• How to apply good governance principles inside your own organisation
• Ways to improve capacity and support structures while reducing administrative burdens
• How to monitor, evaluate, and enhance performance, and deliver services that better meet stakeholder needs

Who Should Attend

• Staff working in control, inspection, and follow-up departments
• Internal and external oversight staff on financial systems and processes in public and private institutions

Module 1: What Governance Really Means and What It's Meant to Achieve

• The meaning of governance
• The targets governance is designed to reach

Module 2: Where Governance Draws the Line

• The internal and external limits of governance

Module 3: Governance as an Anti-Corruption Tool

• The effect of governance on institutional development
• How governance is used to address financial corruption directly

Module 4: The Principles of Good Governance in Practice

• Applying the core principles of good governance

Module 5: Monitoring, Performance, and Serving Stakeholders Better

• Monitoring, evaluating, and improving performance
• Delivering services that meet stakeholder needs