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Since its establishment in 2000, the Regional Anti-corruption Initiative (RAI) acts as a regional process through which governments of the region, local and international civil society organisations, bilateral aid agencies, and international organisations combine their efforts to help curb corruption in South Eastern Europe (SEE). It intends to give an impetus to the fight against corruption in South Eastern Europe by building upon existing actions through better co-ordination of all efforts and by relying on high-level political commitment. Serving as a general framework for coordination and optimization of the efforts made by the SEE countries, Regional Anti-Corruption Initiative has a multidisciplinary approach by building its activities upon five main pillars without prejudice to existing international commitments including those deriving from EU status:I. Adoption and implementation of international anti-corruption instruments as well as implementation of regional agreements; II. Promotion of good governance and reliable public administration; III. Strengthening of national legislation and promotion of the rule of law; IV. Promotion of transparency and integrity in business operations; V. Promotion of an active civil society and raising public awareness. Based on the guiding lines of these five pillars and the assessment of the member countries’ anti-corruption needs, Regional Anti-Corruption Initiative has identified its overall programmatic objectives which have to be fulfilled through its executive body – the Secretariat:
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