Publish at January 19 2022 Updated July 02 2026
“We must view the fight against corruption as an integral part of efforts to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. This sector must be free of corruption to ensure the implementation of educational plans and policies aimed at equitable access to quality education for all.
Muriel Poisson, IIEP expert on ethics and corruption in education“
Combating corruption in education is essential to achieving equitable, inclusive, and high-quality education for all.
IIEP-UNESCO unveils the new version of its ETICO website, an online platform that helps decision-makers and planners identify and combat corruption in education.
ETICO provides them with a wide range of resources: interactive tools, guidelines, training materials, and a blog featuring news from the global anti-corruption community.
Corruption in Education: What Happens When the Line Is Crossed?
The new ETICO website provides policymakers, planners, researchers, and engaged citizens with easier access to diagnostic tools, training materials, strategies, and interactive maps to put corruption at the top of the agenda.
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