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 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), Organizational Anti-Corruption Plan (OACP), Individual Integrity Profile (IIP), Integrity Assessment Tool (IAT), Community Integrity Building (CIB) and Ethics and Integrity Training Program.