Period: October 2021 – March 2024
The second report documents Lebanon’s transition from legislation to institutional practice. It focuses on the operational launch of oversight bodies, enforcement mechanisms, procurement reforms, and accountability systems across the public sector.
Key Achievements:
- Operationalization of the National Anti-Corruption Commission, including complaints handling, asset declaration processing, and whistleblower mechanisms
- Launch of public procurement reform, creation of the Public Procurement Authority and national procurement digital platforms
- Strengthening of public administration integrity through codes of conduct, training and internal control modernization
- Activation of judicial accountability mechanisms and disciplinary enforcement against corrupt officials
- Expansion of civic participation, investigative journalism, and community-based oversight
NACS Implementation Status (by March 2024)
11
Outputs not implemented at all
8
Partially implemented
12
Moderately implemented
3
Nearly implemented
Progress by strategic outcome and across all outputs is presented below:
Outcome 1: Specialized Anti-Corruption Legislation Completed in Accordance with International Standards & Better Implemented
Outcome 2: Higher Levels of Integrity of Public Officials Achieved
Outcome 3: Public Procurement System Less Vulnerable to Corruption
Outcome 4: A more Impartial Judicial System Capable of Fighting Corruption
Outcome 5: Oversight Institutions more Specialized and Effective in Fighting corruption
Outcome 6: Community Empowered to Participate in Spreading and Instilling a Culture of Integrity
Outcome 7: Preventive Measures against Corruption integrated at the Sectoral Level
