NAC launched the “Generation of Integrity” Weekend School. 25 anti-corruption volunteers participated in training events, debates and the Pro-Integrity Quiz

The National Anti-corruption Centre (NAC) launched the first edition of the “Generation of Integrity” Weekend School – an educational program dedicated to young anti-corruption volunteers, aimed at strengthening the culture of integrity and forming an active generation of promoters of ethical and civic values in the Republic of Moldova.

25 NAC anti-corruption volunteers, from various educational institutions, participated in training sessions, debates, team exercises and practical workshops held between October 31 and November 1, 2025. The young people explored topics such as public communication, personal and professional integrity, as well as the role of anti-corruption volunteers in promoting a fair and responsible society.

Participants had the opportunity to interact directly with communication experts, representatives of the NAC and development partners, discuss current challenges related to integrity, share experiences and develop ideas for civic campaigns dedicated to their communities. The event ended with a Pro-Integrity Quiz, designed to test the knowledge acquired during the trainings.

“Generation of Integrity” aims to become a movement of young people who believe in the power of example and choose to live and promote integrity in all aspects of life. Through these initiatives, the NAC invests in young people and in the future of a society based on trust, responsibility and transparency.

The event was organized with the support of the “Resilient Democracy through Anti-Corruption” (REDACT) project, implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Moldova and financed by the European Union.