Anti-Fraud & Corruption Training

Accountable Now is happy to partner with Integritas360 to provide deeper financial, anti-corruption, and fraud prevention training and certification. Their aims and standards are in line with our 12 Commitments and vision for a more accountable sector.

Why Anti-Fraud & Corruption Training Matters for NGOs

Instances of fraud and corruption can harm not only an NGO’s finances but also its reputation, community trust, and overall mission. Research shows that NGOs with corruption awareness training detect fraud 2.5 times faster and reduce their losses by half. Additionally, employees who have received training are twice as likely to report suspicious activity, making these courses an invaluable investment in your organization’s future.

Benefits of Integritas360 Training

  1. Increased Organizational Resilience: Build a culture of accountability and awareness that deters fraud and corruption.
  2. Enhanced Employee Confidence: Empower your staff with the knowledge to recognize and report potential risks.
  3. Improved Operational Efficiency: Identify and mitigate corruption risks that can drain resources and distract from your mission.
  4. Certifiable Expertise: Gain a Certificate of Completion, demonstrating your commitment to ethical practices and compliance.

Course Offerings

These courses are designed to make anti-corruption and fraud prevention an integral part of your organization’s culture. 

Accountable Now Members are eligible for exclusive discounts with multiple registrations.
Contact us at info@accountablenow.org for details.

Course 1: Anti-Corruption Essentials (Intro Course) for Nonprofits and NGOs:

Format: Online, self-paced | Duration: Approx. 2 hours| Cost: US$130 per registration

This 2 hour online course provides a basic understanding of fraud and corruption. It covers general issues ranging from definitions, causes and consequences, how it happens, and the risks faced by NGOs. An ideal induction course for staff at all levels.

What You’ll Learn:

  • Types of fraud & corruption: Define fraud and corruption, and understand the different forms that it can take.
  • Understanding its magnitude & impact: Understand the magnitude and impact fraud and corruption has on individuals, organisations and society as a whole.
  • How fraud & corruption happens: Learn the elements needed for fraud and corruption to take place and recognise the warning signs of its presence.

Course 2: Fraud and Corruption Prevention for Nonprofits and NGOs:

Format: Online, self-paced | Duration: Approx. 3 hours | Cost: US$250 per registration

Designed specifically for managers and those tasked with preventing fraud & corruption, this 3 hour course provides the basic tools needed to understand, identify and start countering fraud and corruption risks within your nonprofit.

What You’ll Learn:

  • Types of fraud & corruption: Define fraud and corruption, understand its impacts and recognise the different forms it can take.
  • How fraud & corruption takes place: Learn the elements needed for fraud to take place, and recognise the warning signs of its presence.
  • Steps to controlling fraud and corruption: Explain the role of controls in countering fraud and corruption, and learn the basic steps needed to control it.

How Integritas360 Courses Work

The courses are 100% online and self-paced, providing maximum flexibility. Each course is a blend of engaging video lessons, interactive scenarios, and practical handouts. Review questions after each module help reinforce key points, ensuring participants can confidently apply their knowledge in real-world situations.

Who Should Enroll?

Course 1: Ideal for all NGO staff, volunteers, and board members seeking foundational knowledge.

Course 2: Targeted at managers and those tasked with fraud and corruption prevention, offering a deeper dive into controls and risk management.

Invest in Integrity. Protect Your Mission.

Equip your organization to tackle fraud and corruption head-on with Integritas360’s specialized training. Start today and join the growing number of NGOs committed to fostering a transparent, ethical environment that supports their mission.