In a bid to enhance accountability and transparency in the implementation of publicly funded projects, the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with BudgIT Foundation.
The partnership was formalized at the ICPC Headquarters on Friday during a courtesy visit by BudgIT’s delegation, led by its Country Representative, Mr. Gabriel Okeowo. The MoU aims to strengthen mechanisms for tracking and monitoring public expenditure to ensure resources are deployed effectively and corruption is curtailed.
ICPC, known for its anti-corruption crusade, and BudgIT, a civic organization promoting fiscal transparency, have expressed their commitment to leveraging innovative tools and citizen participation to boost oversight of government projects. This collaboration is expected to drive greater integrity and accountability in the use of public funds across the country.
The partnership underscores both organizations' shared vision of fostering trust in governance and ensuring that public projects genuinely serve the citizens.
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