Coordination of the Inter-Institutional Anti-Corruption Task Force
Summary: A short presentation of the inter-institutional anti-corruption task force, whose coordination sits with the General Finance Inspectorate. It sets out the arrangement and who takes part. Brief, but it names how anti-corruption work is meant to be coordinated across Haitian institutions, which is otherwise hard to establish.
Key Findings
- The presentation describes an interinstitutional anti-corruption task force formed to improve coordination among Haitian control institutions.
- Five institutions are named as participants: IGF, ULCC, UCREF, CNMP and BAFE of the Haitian National Police.
- The task force responds to fragmentation and weak synergy among institutions, with a general objective of strengthening anti-corruption coordination and optimizing information and resource sharing.
- Its missions include detecting and handling corruption and financial offences, strengthening prevention and awareness mechanisms, and improving sanction follow-up and application.
- Coordination is organized on two levels: leaders of member institutions set strategic orientations, while a technical secretariat made up of focal points handles operational follow-up, activity coordination and information centralization.
- The three-year action plan for 2024-2027 is organized around capacity and cooperation, prevention and awareness, and repression and sanction follow-up.
How to cite
General Inspectorate of Finance (IGF), 2024, Coordination of the Inter-Institutional Anti-Corruption Task Force, https://igf.gouv.ht/taskforce/task-force-presentation.pdf