More companies certified for anti-corruption practices
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Eleven more companies have been certified by the private-sector Collective Action Coalition against Corruption (CAC) for their compliance to anti-graft guidelines.
The number of the certified companies has risen to 133.
The CAC also witnessed an increase in its member companies to 525, in line with its plan to boost the number to 600 by year’s end.
“The certification in this round was extended under a more stringent process,” said Bandid Nijathaworn, secretary-general of the CAC. “The increase in members also indicated the private sector’s growing awareness of corruption.
