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Transparent State System

To enhance transparency and accountability within the state system, an electronic declaration system has been introduced.

Informed and Engaged Public

The public has been educated on the manifestations of corruption and the measures to prevent it, fostering awareness and demand for integrity.

High-Quality Public Service

Rules of conduct have been established, and key conclusions and decisions adopted, contributing to a positive and professional image of public officials.

Our mission

The mission of the RA CPC educational platform is to foster behavioral change among officials through targeted awareness-raising and educational courses. Additionally, it aims to make corruption prevention and counteraction more accessible and comprehensible to the public.

Our vision

We are committed to the principles of trust, cooperation, and fairness, working together to deliver essential and continuous education in the field of corruption prevention.

The Commission's areas of activity

Declaration Analysis

The Commission oversees the declaration process, analyzes submitted declarations, and investigates violations of declaration requirements.

Integrity checks

The Commission conducts integrity checks to prevent unethical individuals from entering the public sector and performs ongoing integrity checks of several categories of officials.

Corruption Risk Assessment

The Commission develops methodologies for assessing and managing corruption risks, conducts pilot assessments, and provides recommendations for effective corruption risk management.

Introduction of a Unified System of Rules of Conduct

The Commission establishes and enforces rules of conduct for public officials, ensuring consistency in interpreting and applying ethical principles and behavioral standards.

Strengthening Integrity System Elements

The Commission monitors compliance with regulations related to incompatibility, conflicts of interest, other restrictions, and limitations on gift acceptance.

Legal proceedings

The Commission performs procedural actions, provides legal opinions, and interprets legislative provisions related to corruption prevention.

Our history

On June 9, 2017, the “Law on the Corruption Prevention Commission” was adopted, and on November 20, 2019, it entered into force, establishing the Corruption Prevention Commission of the Republic of Armenia.

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In 2019, the Corruption Prevention Commission, an institutional body endowed with corruption prevention functions, was formed. The Commission was legally vested with a wide range of powers to guarantee the integrity of public office holders, manage the declaration system, monitor compliance with the requirements for incompatibility, conflict of interest, other restrictions, and rules of conduct imposed on officials, exercise control over the financial activities of political parties, support the process of managing and assessing corruption risks, as well as the implementation of educational programs.

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The Commission operates on the basis of the principles of collegiality, financial independence, public accountability and transparency, cooperation, and political neutrality.

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The Commission consists of five members: the Chairperson and four members. The positions of the members of the Commission are autonomous. The members of the Commission are appointed by the National Assembly for a term of six years, except for the cases of appointment of the first members of the Commission.

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The Commission is the legal successor of the Ethics Commission for High-Ranking Officials. The latter’s staff operated until the structural reorganization of the Commission and the formation of divisions.

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