As anti-corruption continues to be a significant concern for governments worldwide, Malaysia and its public sector lead the way with its Anti-Corruption Training Malaysia. The Government has committed to training all the Malaysian Government and its Public sector employees to reduce corruption. The Government has set aside an amount of money for training to increase awareness of the importance of anti-corruption and improve employees’ performance in every area of their work.

The Anti-Corruption Training was designed by the International Corruption Eradication Group of Experts (IGE), headed up by the World Anti-Corruption Federation (WAFCO). Each employee will receive a comprehensive training program to help them learn how to detect corruption and avoid its occurrence.

One of the anti-corruption training programs offered in the country is the Jusuru program. Jusuru is a new software application that provides the Government with an efficient means to detect and report corruption within its agencies, departments, and other units.