Have you heard about the “Virtual Anti-Corruption Academy”?
2026-05-18 11:25:00 / News
The “Virtual Anti-Corruption Academy” is an online educational platform created to combat corruption and promote integrity in Uzbekistan. Through free courses, video lessons, interactive tests, and certificates, users can learn about the harmful consequences of corruption and effective ways to fight against it.
Why focus on youth?
Young people are the leaders of the future! If we learn the values of honesty, transparency, and justice today, we can build a corruption-free and more developed Uzbekistan tomorrow.
Advantages of the Academy:
• Free and accessible — available anytime and anywhere via smartphone or computer.
• Engaging format — including videos, quizzes, real-life examples, and interactive exercises.
• Certificate — an official document awarded upon successful completion of the course (can be added to your CV).
• Special programs for youth — tailored courses for school, lyceum, college, and university students.
What will you learn at the Academy?
• What is corruption and how does it harm society?
• How can corruption be prevented?
• Why is integrity important?
• Special regulations for public servants.
• International best practices (for example, Singapore and Estonia).
Who can participate?
• All young people aged 14 and above.
• Students, school pupils, and working youth.
• Young entrepreneurs and social project activists.
How to register?
• Create a profile using your email or phone number.
• Choose a course — select the “Special Program for Youth” section.
• Start learning and receive your certificate!
Why should you participate?
• Knowledge — understanding corruption helps protect you from fraud and unethical practices.
• Career opportunities — certificates can strengthen your employment prospects.
• Social impact — every individual has the power to create change!
Join the campaign!
• Share it with your friends so they can benefit too!
• Post on social media using the hashtag #HalolKelajak
• Tell others about the Academy at your school or youth club.
Additional information:
Youth Affairs Agency. Contact: (71) 209 01 04 (117)