The American Anti-Corruption Institute (AACI)

The American Anti-Corruption Institute (AACI) is the only Institute that targets executive management and those charged with governance of any organization to equip its decision makers with the required knowledge and skills, enabling them to play a proactive role in preventing fraud and corruption. It achieves this objective through two classes of premier anti-corruption certification programs: First: Individuals, and Second: Entities. Anti-Corruption CertificationPrograms for Individuals First, The AACI provides the following premier certification programs: 1- Certified Anti-Corruption Manager (CACM) management credential. 2- Certified Anti-Corruption Fellow (CACF) 3- Certified Anti-Corruption Expert Manager (CACEM) 4- Certified Anti-Corruption Leader (CACL) Anti-Corruption CertificationPrograms for Entities Second, the Certified Anti-Corruption Entity (CACE), an effective institutional change tool as a Corruption Prevention Management Test (CPMT), represents its core. The CPMT is an online test available only to an organization seeking an anti-corruption certification. The primary objective of the CPMT is to quantify an entity’s exposure to fraud and corruption. The American Anti-Corruption Institute (AACI) promulgated the Ten Principles of Fighting Corruption, accompanied by its Standards on Fighting Corruption (SFC), to form an internationally accepted framework to fight corruption effectively, efficiently, and intelligently. They help stakeholders to: 1- Promote consistent practice and behavior and facilitate effective responses to identified corruption risks. 2- Help management and other stakeholders to assess and evaluate the entity's commitment to fighting fraud and corruption, and 3- Support international efforts in lowering corruption risks to acceptable low levels. The AACI is a private Institute that does not follow the U.S. government or any of its agencies directly or indirectly.