CGG Partners with Zambia’s Anti-Corruption Commission to Enhance Institutional Effectiveness

November 22, 2024

LUSAKA (Zambia), 22 November 2024 – The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) of Zambia and the Chandler Governance Group (CGG) from Singapore have taken a significant step toward enhancing institutional capacity and fostering a culture of integrity in Zambia’s fight against corruption. The two organisations formally signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to establish a collaborative framework between the ACC and CGG, focusing on capacity building, organisational and culture development, and strengthening anti-corruption systems.

The MOU was formally signed by Mrs Monica Chipanta Mwansa, Acting Director General of the ACC, and Mr Wu Wei Neng, Chief Executive Officer of the CGG, witnessed by Mr Ivor Mukwanka, Secretary to the Commission of the ACC, and Mr Patrick Mutimushi, Senior Consultant of the CGG.

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Members of the CGG and ACC delegation following the signing of the MOU

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“The Commission is happy to partner with the Chandler Governance Group as it has long been at the forefront of promoting effective governance and public sector leadership. This MOU is a call to action, and it should inspire each one of us to intensify our efforts, embrace innovation, and push forward with renewed vigour in executing our mandate.”
Mrs Monica Chipanta Mwansa, Acting Director General of the Anti-Corruption Commission

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“We are happy to formalise the partnership with ACC through the signing of the MOU. Anti-corruption is a fundamental pillar of progress within a country. This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to the ACC's critical work in fighting corruption and fostering a culture of integrity.”
Mr Patrick Mutimushi, Senior Consultant of the Chandler Governance Group

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Following the MOU signing, the ACC and CGG co-delivered a four-day Organisational Diagnostic Workshop at the Lusaka Legacy Resort from 18 to 21 November 2024. The workshop brought together 22 ACC senior leaders, department heads, and directors to identify opportunities for operational improvement and foster a culture of excellence within the Commission.

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CGG experts, Mdm Beatrice Mwila (top) and Professor Soh Kee Hean (bottom), engage with ACC’s senior management during the process mapping sessions

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The workshop, facilitated by CGG experts Professor Soh Kee Hean and Mdm Beatrice Mwila, delved into the ACC’s operational and cultural strengths while identifying specific opportunities to drive improvements and strengthen organisational effectiveness.

Speaking at the conclusion of the workshop, Mrs Monica Chipanta Mwansa, Acting Director General of the ACC, emphasised the critical role of the participants in advancing the Commission’s transformative agenda, and highlighted that the “[Participants] are all the best change agents to spearhead the change that the Commission needs. The desired change is huge, but we are equal to the task. It’s a privilege to be part of this team and together we can have the change we desire.”

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CGG with ACC’s senior management during the second last day of the Organisational Diagnostic workshop

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About the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC)

The mission of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is “A proactive, impartial and professional anti-corruption agency that promotes the attainment of a corruption free Zambia”.

For more news andinformation, visit https://acc.gov.zm

About the Chandler Governance Group (CGG) 

The Chandler Governance Group (CGG) is an international organisation focusing on public sector effectiveness and capability development. We work with national and local governments to train and develop leaders, strengthen public institutions and systems, benchmark government capabilities, and share good practices.

For more news and information, visit www.chandlergovernance.com or follow CGG on Facebook,  X and LinkedIn @ChandlerGOV.

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Chandler Governance Group 
Email: communications@Chandlergovernance.com