To tackle transnational, large-scale and high-level forms of corruption, UN member states should task a special intergovernmental expert group with the development of concrete solutions, say 96 organisations in a joint letter.
CERC is proud to be a member of the Catalyst 2030 – global movement of social innovators to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs). Its aim is to build a broad, self-organising movement of social enterprises, NGOs, funders and other innovators to come together to transform entire systems that hold back millions who live in poverty.
Centre de Recherche sur l’Anti-Corruption is delighted to publish its first annual report.
As part of the implementation of the “Student acting for Honesty, Integrity and Equality (SHINE)” project funded through Integrity Action by NORAD and SIDA, CERC launched Integrity Clubs in 20 Secondary Schools.
The Adviser of the Head of State in the fight against corruption, in a 20-page document sent in June 2015 to the General Prosecutor, Flory Kabange Numbi, the President Joseph Kabila lodged a complaint against four Governors namely: Moses Katumbi Chapwe (Katanga), Alphonse Ngoy Kasanji (Kasai Oriental), Alex Kande (Kasai Occidental) and Marcellin Chisambo Ruhoya (South Kivu).
We are delighted to announce the launching of the Non-for-Profit Organisation centered on anti-corruption named “Centre de Recherche sur l’Anti-Corruption” in acronym “CERC”, a landmark effort to bring the citizens together to fight against corruption in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
