Abu Dhabi Accountability Authority has launched the violation reporting platform 'Wajib', allowing individuals to confidentially report financial and administrative corruption in the UAE Capital.
The new app aims to promote and consolidate the principles of integrity, transparency, accountability and good governance practices in government and related entities in order to enhance the Emirate's position and ensure the health of its financial and economic systems.
ADAA has launched the 'Wajib' platform (vrp.adaa.gov.ae) through which confidential reports of instances of financial and administrative corruption that come under the jurisdiction of the Authority can be made.
The Abu Dhabi Accountability Authority is responsible for promoting accountability, transparency and integrity across the Emirate's government entities, institutions or companies - whether local or international - in which the government has a vested interest of over 25 per cent.
The reports can be submitted through the platform by anyone who witnesses unlawful or damaging practices that undermine the integrity of the government, including employees, customers and suppliers of or to government related entities in Abu Dhabi.
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