Pearl Anti-Corruption Initiative

By advocating for transparency and integrity, PACI seeks to create an environment where citizens can trust their leaders and institutions, ultimately leading to better societal outcomes.

Pearl Anti-Corruption Initiative
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Executive Director

Welcome to Pearl Anti-Corruption Initiative

Brief Background

The Pearl Anti-Corruption Initiative (PACI) is a non-profit legal entity registered in Uganda by the Registrar of Companies (URSB).

Certificate No.80020002504170 with a major aim of fighting corruption, promotion of the rule of law, good governance and accountability, and service delivery in both state, government, and non-state entities and donor agencies.

We have offices in Uganda and other chapters in different countries in the world.

VISION

The create and ensure a corrupt free society by promoting citizen’s awareness, and engagement in the fight against corruption in Uganda, east Africa, Africa and the world at large.

MISSION

A global Center of excellence in values ethics, service delivery, transparency and accountability.

OBJECTIVES

To promote consciousness about corruption and society that empowers value systems and principals of transparency and accountability.

To condemn bribery and corruption vigorously wherever it has been liability identified

To equip civil society with skills, knowledge , conviction, conference & methods of effectively fighting corruption.

To carry out investigations with government and non-governmental bodies and submits findings/ reports to relevant government authorities in charge of investigations and prosecutions.

Our Departments

Executives

Cooperate &
Secretary

Finance

Operations &
Department

IT

Project
Management

Administration

Legal
Affairs

When we launched PACI at hotel Africana Kampala

This is our IGG on corruption again

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Understanding the Pearl Anti-Corruption Initiative

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Cases Solved

special meeting today at raja chambers chaired by the executive director george kiggundu

Thematic areas

In a world where corruption remains a formidable barrier to progress, the establishment of organizations dedicated to combatting this pervasive issue is paramount.

Transparency and accountability in the following

Authorities and commissions of government.

Government ministries

Health, natural resources

Oil and Gas

Lands and Mining Sector

Roads, transport and airports

Parliament and Juditiary

Unviversities and other Tertiary Institutions

Governance

Donors funds

Development paternes

The Pearl Anti-Corruption Initiative (PACI) stands as a beacon of hope, aiming to foster transparency, uphold the rule of law, and ensure accountability in various sectors. Registered in Uganda under the certificate number 80020002504170, we operate as a not-for-profit organization with a strong commitment to eradicating corruption and enhancing governance across both state and non-state entities.

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In this collective journey towards a more transparent and accountable world, .
PACI invites all stakeholders to join forces in the fight against corruption and the promotion of ethical governance.

Pictorial

This is when the Executive director of operations and monitoring PACI was chairing the meeting with fufa senior officials at fufa house mengo

These are all the attendees at fufa of recently on monitoring the fufa activities

Here we had the Hon minister of state for northern affairs Dr Keneth Omona in his office in Kampala still on monitoring activities

with state Minister for Higher Education Hon Muyingo

This is the Ps ministry of water and environment in his office also

This is the Director General Uganda civil aviation authority entebbe International Airport in his office

Meeting an old citizen claiming his money from the Ministry of lands that had taken six years without being paid.

The Executive of PACI with their staff

The executive director PACI, director operations and monitoring with their staff

FuFa members at FuFa head office after meeting them

Our Team From NEMA Officials

Our team with the PS MOE

the executive director and the team had gone to sembabule to settle land disputes coupled with corruption and violence.

tv interviews

the executive director had gone to sensitize the general public on service delivery in healthy sector and other services by government and private sector.

he advised them where to report and what to do

the manager PACI on Rest Tv sensitizing the general public on using disqualified medical personals, coming late at work by healthy workers and stealing of drugs.

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Managing director PACI, answering questions on corruption matters, hosted on rest tv.

MANAGER FIELD OPERATIONS PACI,GIVING HINTS ON CORRUPTION

Capacity Building and Education

Education and capacity building are integral components of PACI’s strategy. The organization invests in training programs designed to equip individuals and organizations with the knowledge and tools necessary to combat corruption effectively. These programs aim to educate various stakeholders, including government officials, business leaders, and civil society members, about the negative consequences of corruption and the importance of ethical practices.

By fostering a culture of integrity through education, PACI aims to instill values that prioritize honesty and accountability. This proactive approach to capacity building is essential in creating a new generation of leaders who are committed to promoting good governance and ethical behavior in their respective fields.

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By advocating for transparency and integrity, PACI seeks to create an environment where citizens can trust their leaders and institutions, ultimately leading to better societal outcomes.