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CCEAC

International Network of

Centres of Excellence for Anti-Corruption

The CCEAC model helping other countries

CCEAC has been working with Global Affairs Canada in helping other countries establish Centres of Excellence for Anti-Corruption modeled on the CCEAC and connected with universities. The goal is not only to help build anti-corruption capacity but to foster greater international cooperation and exchange between stakeholders and students.

Helping Other Countries!

CCEAC is helping other countries adopt and adapt its model and create their own version of the Centre

Collective Action

CCEAC is supported by Global Affairs Canada and the BASEL Institute in promoting collective action to tackle corruption

International Collaboration

Fostering collaboration and exchange with other countries to establish an International Network and new centres

Building capacity

By using the CCEAC model and leveraging the experience, expertise, and passion of our supporters and volunteers, CCEAC team members provide guidance, training, and support to help leaders and champions from universities and other sectors adapt the CCEAC model in their country and help build capacity.

Leveraging universities

Universities have a unique and critical role to play to foster knowledge transfer but they can also be a catalyst to bring together private industry, public institutions, civil society groups and academia to share and promote best practices and support innovative strategies to tackle corruption-related harm. The CCEAC model leverages this approach to build anti-corruption capacity in other countries.

Universities are at the core of the CCEAC model

Universities are seen as independent and unbiased entities that can facilitate discussion, exchange and collective action.
Provides access to academic research opportunities to test and validate tools, processes, and strategies.
Universities have the experience, capacity and credibility to develop, provide and/or support awareness, academic courses and professional training to meet the needs of people and organisations.
Provides opportunities to engage and challenge students—the next generation of business leaders—to take an active role in promoting ethics, compliance, and anti-corruption measures.

The First member of the International Network

Introducing the Centro Ecuatoriano Excelencia Anticorrupción (CEEA)

The Ecuadorian Centre of Excellence for Anti-Corruption

On February 12, 2020, the Ecuadorian Centre of Excellence for Anti-Corruption (under the Spanish name Centro Ecuatoriano Excelencia Anticorrupción – CEEA) was launched in Quito. Seven universities, the Ecuadorian corporate social responsibility organization CERES and the Canadian embassy in Ecuador helped establish it. Pat Poitevin, Co-Founder and Managing Director of the CCEAC provided the model, support, and advice, and was present at the launch. The launch received national coverage in Ecuador and was attended and supported by the Vice-President of the country.