The American Anti-Corruption Institute (AACI)
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Individuals

Certified Anti-Corruption Expert Manager (CACEM)

The AACI launched a higher-level anti-corruption certification program: Certified Anti-Corruption Expert Manager (CACEM)®©. The certification process engages candidates in intensive high-profile anti-corruption case analysis. It empowers them to implement the Ten Principles of Fighting Corruption and Standards on Fighting Corruption (SFCs) by applying critical thinking to real public corruption cases, scandals, current news, published research, or investigations.  

The program extends for five to ten months and is conducted online, utilizing the Zoom video platform for content delivery. Successful attainment of CACEM status requires achieving a minimum score of 75% in the program.

Certified Anti-Corruption Manager (CACM)

The AACI is the only global Institute providing a rigorous and disciplined scheme to qualify management to fight corruption. The CACM is not technical, yet it capitalizes on management science and the technical skills management usually has. The CACM syllabus shows the table of contents of the CACM Review textbook and the subjects that are tested in the CACM online exam.

Certified Anti-Corruption Fellow (CACF)

Universities and Academic Institutions

The CACF distinguishes students who are qualified to prevent, deter, and detect corruption. It is the only global certification process that enables students to fight corruption effectively, efficiently, and patriotically. The CACF certification process capitalizes on the United Nations Convention Against Corruption and focuses mainly on preventing corruption. 

Professionals

Effectively from August 1, 2022, The American Anti-Corruption Institute (AACI) extended the coverage of the Certified Anti-Corruption Fellow (CACF) certification program to cover professionals. Professionals who opt not to become Certified Anti-Corruption Manager (CACM), a higher anti-corruption certification program, will have the opportunity to get a shorter certification in terms of cost, time, and subject matter covered: CACF. In addition, it is a One-Day anti-corruption certification program. (Click here to read more)

Organizations

Certified Anti-Corruption Entity (CACE)

The certified anti-corruption entity (CACE) is an institutional diagnostic issued by The American Anti-Corruption Institute (AACI) that measures corruption exposure arising from anti-corruption knowledge intelligence exercised at the level of organizational authority. It does not certify integrity, compliance, or governance quality. Instead, CACE provides boards, senior leadership, and other decision-makers with a structured, non-comparative view of how corruption risk may materialize despite formal controls and policies. Designed for institutions that treat corruption exposure as a governance risk—not a marketing claim—CACE offers disciplined insight into a dimension of risk that is often implicated after failure, but rarely examined beforehand.

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