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  • Prior to implementing the Anti-corruption Threshold Program, the Peruvian justice system had limited capacity to investigate and process citizen complaints, but since MSI has partnered with the Peruvian Internal Affairs Office of the Judiciary, over 1,800 local leaders have been trained to help citizens fight corruption.

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    Under the Anti-corruption Threshold Program, MSI has partnered with the Peruvian Internal Affairs Office of the Judiciary (OCMA) to combat public corruption in the justice system through a series of programs designed to increase public awareness and strengthen OCMA’s capacity to investigate and process citizen complaints of corruption.

    OCMA, which functions as an internal control agency within the Judiciary, was assisted by MSI to offer a series of workshops and follow-on working groups to help engage citizens in fighting corruption. Last year, MSI and OCMA trained over 1,800 participants across Peru, far exceeding the program’s target, and received high-profile coverage in local and national media.

    The workshops offer training to members of the media and civil society. Through presentations, materials and group activities, the workshops explain the role of the Judiciary and what OCMA is doing to prevent corruption and deal with complaints. They also provide information on what citizens can do to file their own grievances.

    The training and education at the community-level was continued throughout Peru´s 29 judicial districts. By directly linking civil society organizations with officials from local OCMA offices known as ODECMAs, working groups help make this new progress sustainable. They provide new channels for information and support between the OCMA and citizens, helping to strengthen the system of prevention, control and sanction of corruption in the Judiciary.

    The ambitious, multi-faceted activities to reduce public corruption in Peru are being funded by MCC and administered by USAID during a 24-month period.


Project Highlights

Russia - Mainstreaming Human, Social and Civil Rights

MSI is implementing a four-year project to mobilize Russian citizens to advocate for and protect their human, social and civil rights. Working in four regions of the country with human rights groups and regional authorities, we are transferring international best practices and leveraging the skills, resources and experiences of existing groups to communicate effectively with citizens and train them by example to stand up for their rights.

Philippines – Integrity Project

Corruption in the Philippines too often remains a high-reward, low- risk activity. The USAID-funded Philippines Integrity Project, implemented by MSI, focuses on current successful anti-corruption initiatives and establishes new initiatives to improve integrity within government agencies at all levels.

Morocco – Civil Society Advocacy Project (SANAD)

Implemented by MSI, the USAID-funded Morocco Civil Society Advocacy Project (SANAD) was launched in June 2009. SANAD will increase the institutional and advocacy capacities of at least 100 civil society organizations to promote democratic reform and advocate for citizens and marginalized groups, particularly the young and the poor, at national and regional levels.

Iraq - Strengthening National Capacity in Public Management

Since 2006, MSI has implemented the National Capacity Development project or Tatweer (in Arabic). The project works around a philosophy of demand-driven, collaborative support to the Government of Iraq’s (GOI) efforts to rebuild and reform its public management systems.

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