General Over view of Ethiopian Civil

societies participating in anti corruption

Efforts
( introduction, success and challenges )
Presented for : World Bank delegations
and Representatives

Presented by : Haregot Abreha

Director Of Ethics Infrastructure
FEACC
December /2019
Management Hall/ FEACC
 Introduction
 Mandate of The directorate
 Key functions of civil societies on the area
of anti corruption
 Success on engaging civil societies in the
fight against corruption
 Challenges on Engaging Civil Societies in
the Fight against Corruption
 Institutions responsible /deals with corruption
in Ethiopia are :-
 Federal Ethics and anti Corruption Commission
 Federal Police Commission
 Regional anti Corruption Commission

 Under the current Reform ,FEACC is directly

accountable to FDRE parliament .
 FEACC has two big branches ( Diredawa and
addis Ababa)
 Public participation is key and essential for the
Fight against corruption. Based on this :-
 Under the FEACC Establishment proclamation ,
FEACC had given a mandate of Mobilizing Societies
in the fight against corruption through awareness
creation and synthesizing programs.
 The proclamation also clearly indicated that FEAC
has a mandate to Mobilizing and engaging with
stakeholders , Ethics officers , Civil Societies and
Ethics clubs in the fight against Corruption
 Based On the mandate given to the FEACC , FEACC
has Established a separate Directorate Called
Ethics infrastructure Coordinating directorate that
deals with :-
 Identifying
 Coordinating
 Advising and
 Supporting Civil Societies in the fight against
Corruption and promoting Ethics across the Society
 support regions to work closely with civil societies
in the fight against Corruption .
 Creating awareness and Provide training
Continually on Ethics and anti Corruption areas
to :-
 Their Members
 Local societies
 Government Employees and leaders
 Communities
 In collaboration with Other stake holders ,
Preparing and Conducting different discussion
Forums
Playing an Advocate role on Effect of

Corruption on democracy , Economic and Social

aspect of Ethiopia

Providing corruption offense information to

pertinent organization and Good governance

issues to the attention of Government .

 Involving on international and National anti
Corruption reviewing process ( 1st and 2nd
cycle )
 Involving on various anti corruption studies and
anti corruption assessment

 in General, they are involve in

 Ethics education
 Corruption Prevention
 Asset Registration and declaration system
 1national anti corruption coalition Forum
chaired by house speaker / prime minister
 1National Executive Committee for anti
Corruption coalition Forum chaired by house
speaker / his representatives/
 10 sub anti Corruption coalition /all are
civil societies /
 114 Primary Ethics and anti corruption
clubs (in Collaboration With adiss Ababa
branch office )
 70Secondary and higher school anti
Corruption Clubs (in Collaboration With
adiss Ababa branch office )
 45 Government and Private Universities
Ethics and anti corruption Coalitions
 9 anti corruption Commissions
 Non Governmental organization anti Corruption
Coalition plat form
 Media professionals anti corruption coalition plat
form
 Religious institutions anti corruption plat form
 Health professionals anti corruption coalition
plat form
 Addis Ababa trade- Commerce associations anti
corruption plat form
 Ethiopian trade Commerce associations anti
corruption plat form
 Youth associations anti Corruption Coalitions
plat form
 Women associations anti corruption coalition
plat form
 Education professionals associations anti
corruption coalition plat form
 Labor associations anti corruption coalitions
plat forum
 Our directorate has established :-
 1 national anti corruption charter ,
 10 Sub anti corruption Coalition engagement
guide lines ,
 Plan and Report Formats
 Anti Corruption Clubs establishment guide
line
 Anti corruption forums Guide line
 Civic society anti corruption engagement
strategy / on the Process/
 Children and Youth Ethics embedment
strategy / officially launched /
 Corruption became center of Public Agenda
(through awareness and engaging of civil
societies).
 Anti corruption programs were mainstreamed
to Civil societies agenda
 Inclusion of ethics in national education
curriculum .
 Created a continuous joint discussion
platform for FEACC and Civil Socities.
 Interims of Civil societies number , Limited
engagement of Civil societies in the fight against
corruption .
 Lack of Continuous financial support to
strengthen the engagement of civil societies
against corruption
 Media role in the fight against corruption is low
 Limited Government Financial support
 Linking Civil societies with ideology and political
interference
 Launching Financial support
 To support capacity building on Federal and
Regional Civil societies on various Issues
 Support the National anti Corruption coalition forum
 Support for Establishing major Regional anti
corruption coalitions
 Afar regional state
 Benshangul Gumuz
 Harer Regional state
 Diredewa administrative
 Somalia regional anti corruption Coalition
 Gambela Regional state etc
Thank You