190 Teams Unite for Sir Anthony Siaguru Walk Against Corruption
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At a glance
- 190 teams participated in the 16th annual Sir Anthony Siaguru Walk Against Corruption in Papua New Guinea.
- The event successfully raised K208,000 to fund Transparency International PNG's anti-corruption programs.
- Participants included corporate bodies, government agencies, schools, and civil society organizations.
A significant coalition of 190 teams united for the 16th annual Sir Anthony Siaguru Walk Against Corruption (SASWAC) in Papua New Guinea. This large-scale event brought together diverse groups, including corporate bodies, government agencies, schools, civil society organizations, family groups, and small and medium enterprises (SMEs), demonstrating a broad commitment to combating corruption.
The walk successfully raised K208,000, which will directly fund the ongoing operations and anti-corruption programs of Transparency International PNG (TIPNG). This financial contribution is crucial for TIPNG's efforts to promote good governance and accountability within the country.
The annual SASWAC event serves as a key platform for raising public awareness and mobilizing support for anti-corruption initiatives. The participation of such a wide array of organizations highlights the widespread concern about corruption and the collective desire for a more transparent and accountable society in Papua New Guinea.
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