Background

The Malaysian Institute of Integrity (IIM), which was established in April 2004, now plays a role through three main core functions covering aspects of Education, Advocacy, and Training; Research and Publication; as well as Strategic Partnerships with stakeholders from various fields. IIM is given a role in strengthening the capacity and competence of integrity and governance in the public and private sectors, assisting the country in realizing its objective of becoming a country known for integrity rather than corruption. IIM provides consulting services, assessment instruments, and training services to government agencies and private organizations, including small and medium-sized enterprises, through the Anti-Bribery Management System (ABMS), Organizational Anti-Corrupted Plan (OACP), Individual Integrity Profile (IIP), Integrity Assessment Tool (IAT), Community Integrity Building (CIB), and Ethics and Integrity Training Program.

IIM is also given a role to help strengthen the capacity and competence of integrity and governance of the public and private sectors to assist the country in realizing the objective of becoming a country known for integrity, rather than corruption.

IIM also provides consulting services, assessment instruments and training services to government agencies, private organizations including small and medium-sized enterprises through the Anti Bribery Management System (ABMS), Organisational Anti Corrupted Plan (OACP), Individual Integrity Profile (IIP), Integrity Assessment Tool (IAT), Community Integrity Building (CIB) and Ethics and Integrity Training Program.