On 6-7 July, UNDP Seoul Policy Centre (USPC) hosted a study mission from Tajikistan to the Republic of Korea, as part of the SDG Partnership on whistleblower protection. The delegation included representatives from the Agency for State Financial Control and Anti-Corruption of the Republic of Tajikistan (ASFCC) and UNDP Tajikistan. Organized in close collaboration with the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission (ACRC) of Korea, the study mission offered a timely opportunity to explore how Korea’s experiences could inform Tajikistan’s ongoing efforts to advance whistleblower protection through legal and institutional reforms, supported by digital technologies.
Through the SDG Partnership, Tajikistan seeks to reinforce its anti-corruption ecosystem with a range of cross-cutting approaches, leveraging the accelerating power of digital transformation. To support this initiative, the study mission connected Korea’s expertise with Tajikistan’s efforts to establish a legal framework for whistleblower protection, develop a secure and user-friendly digital reporting platform, and institutionalize a performance-based assessment methodology for public institutions to foster sustainable institutional capacities.
Over two days of knowledge-sharing, the delegation gained practical insights into ACRC’s whistleblower protection system, built on strong legal and institutional foundations and enabled by the Clean Portal. Participants also discussed how ACRC’s Integrity Efforts...
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