National anti-corruption strategy (NACS)
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"The NACS: abridged version ... combines elements of Parts I and II of the original NACS, in addition to including contact information. While examining only the hot spots institutions, namely, Health, Education, the Judiciary, Local Government & Decentralization and Mineral Resources, the NACS: abridged version also includes recommendations from the Measures Against Corruption. Also included in the NACS: abridged version is a list of public places to access the original NACS and the contact information for regional public complaint mechanisms where individuals will be able to report episodes of corruption directly to the Anti-Corruption Strategy Coordinating Unit and/or through our trusted partners."--P. 2.
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