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Organisation name Commission for Anti-corruption and Illegal Assets Forfeiture /CACIAF/

Contact person: Angel Savov

a.savov@caciaf.bg

CACIAF is an independent specialized permanent state authority for the implementation of the policy on counteracting corruption and the seizure of illegal assets and as such is entrusted with the obligation to organize and conduct trainings, seminars and information campaigns with anticorruption orientation.

The project ÒAnti-corruption training in kindergartensÓ is a kind of “citizenship lesson” for pre-school children.

The challenges to the project “Anticorruption training in kindergartens” are:

1. To establish itself as a mechanism for encouraging intolerance to corruption;

2. Popularizing anti-corruption education;

3. Changing the approach of the educational methods used;

4. Integrating anti-corruption education as a mandatory element of the education system;

5. Building trust in the education system as an effective tool for forming ethical behavioral standards.

The project "Anti-corruption training in kindergartens" can be multiplied on the territory of each municipality in the Republic of Bulgaria and in every kindergarten.

The promotion of the project is carried out by presenting it at national and international conferences, seminars, consultations in the field of education, culture and state administration.

The project contributes to:

1. The successful education of young people of a culture of intolerance to corruption;

2. Formation of knowledge in children and skills for active civic participation in public life;

3. Promoting cognitive and social development;

4. Favorable educational and social results at a later stage;

5. Adopting foreign behavior patterns and shaping the basis of a value system;

6. Raising awareness of the existence, causes and seriousness of corruption and threats it poses;

7. Validating education as a major tool for preventing corruption.

8. Creating a favorable environment for partnership with external structures for the educational institutions - non-governmental organizations;

9. Encourage pedagogues in childcare establishments to introduce anticorruption training through the creation of a Handbook;

10. The possibility of granting credits to the pedagogical staff who will take part in the teaching of anti-corruption training.

The project "Anti-corruption training in kindergartens" has the potential to start training courses in the country and abroad with direct use of the expertise of the team and the knowledge generated during its implementation.

The implementation and adaptation of the project can take place in and outside the European Union.

The project "Anti-corruption training in Kindergartens" was presented at the conference "Psychology of Corruption" at one of the oldest and most reputable universities in Mexico - Guadalajara.

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