Fact-Finding Exercise (FFE)

TIB's Fact-Finding Exercises consist of studies and analyses of existing rules and regulations, law and literature on ways and means of combating corruption in public sector service delivery systems.

Dissemination of findings from Fact-Finding Exercise is done through monographs, press conferences and workshops.

TIB has undertaken three major Fact-Finding Exercises into the following three watchdog agencies:

• Bureau of Anti-corruption (published in December 2001)
• The Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG)
• The Standing Committee on Public Accounts (PAC)

The findings of the reports on the office of the Comptroller and Auditor General and the Standing Committee on Public Accounts were launched at the recently held "National Integrity Workshop", on 21 September 2002. Simultaneously, TIB also put forward two separate working papers on these watchdog agencies.

Subsequently, a revised working paper on the structure of the proposed "Bangladesh Anti-corruption Commission" (BACC) was put forward at the final day of the "National Integrity Workshop".

1. Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG)

Full Report (Bangla)
Executive Summary (English)
Working Paper (Bangla)
Working Paper (English)

2. Standing Committee on Public Accounts (PAC)

Full Report (Bangla)
Executive Summary (English)
Working Paper (English)

Launch of the Fact-finding report(s) and working paper(s) on CAG & PAC

3.Bangladesh Anti-corruption Commission (BACC)

Revised Working Paper on the proposed structure of BACC

The fact-finding reports as well as the working papers on the office of the Comptroller and Auditor General and the Standing Committee on Public accouts are also available at the document center of this website.

Launch of Working Paper on Revised Proposed structure of BACC

Click here to download the reports on Bureau of Anti-corruption

Click here for press coverages on CAG and PAC

Click here to view press coverage on the regional report entitled Corruption in South Asia