FEATURES OF DEVELOPING AN ANTI-CORRUPTION STRATEGY

Abstract

The article is devoted to the development of an anti-corruption strategy, the activities of anti-corruption committees, as well as opportunities and obstacles that may facilitate or hinder the development of an anti-corruption strategy. This analysis is based on the results of a comprehensive theoretical and practical analysis by renowned researchers based on international experience. Developing an effective anti-corruption strategy requires a combination of institutional reforms, legal mechanisms and public participation. Anti-corruption commissions play a crucial role in implementing preventive measures, investigating corruption and ensuring accountability.

However, various obstacles such as political influence, lack of resources and legal gaps can hinder their effectiveness. Through a comprehensive analysis of the problem, the article seeks to contribute to the discourse on anti-corruption policy by offering insights into how developed strategies can improve public relations. The conclusions emphasize the importance of a systemic approach that integrates legal, institutional and public relations efforts to effectively combat corruption.