CIFAL Saudi conducts a training on “Combating Administrative and Financial Corruption in the Nonprofit Sector”

The training program “Combating Administrative and Financial Corruption in the Nonprofit Sector” concluded after two days of virtual sessions totaling six training hours, delivered by CIFAL Saudi Arabia for staff of the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief).

The program aimed to raise awareness of financial and administrative corruption risks, reinforce principles of transparency and integrity, and provide participants with practical skills and tools to implement best practices in governance and accountability. It enhanced the staff’s capacity to safeguard public funds, ensure optimal resource utilization, and introduced effective mechanisms for internal control and institutional governance, helping them to make practical recommendations that build public trust and support the Center’s humanitarian objectives.

This program reflects the strategic partnership between CIFAL Saudi and KSrelief, underscoring joint efforts to promote integrity, transparency, and human-centered development, while building institutional capacities in anti-corruption and good governance.