NAZAHA looks up to integrity as a lifestyle, thus we believe that it should be incorporated in the educational system through innovative methods. As part of its efforts, the Academy treasures select extracurricular ideas that can communicate the concepts of integrity and preservation of public funds through activities, documentaries, and programs that fit the bill of all age groups.
The Education Unit includes a Research and Studies Department, which shoulders the responsibility of developing sector-specific studies. The latter put forward applicable outputs and aim to arrive at hands-on solutions to help decision makers identify the gaps in their sectors and abridge them through studies, reports, research, legal consultancy, manuals, indicators related to corruption, its forms, impacts, causes, and resistance mechanisms. Over and above, the department reviews the corruption-related legal framework in force in Palestine, including the laws, regulations, instructions, decrees, etc. Of note, it also develops and analyzes specialized surveys on integrity enhancement and corruption resistance.
The Training Unit constitutes the cornerstone of the Academy. It aims to develop and build specialized trained experts on integrity, preservation of public funds, and corruption resistance through a tailor-made specialized training program. By the same token, it develops training suites and manuals for the benefit of the relevant supervisory corps across the public, non-governmental, or private sectors, each within its field of competence. The Training Unit also takes on the responsibility of developing electronic exams to assess the knowledge of the targeted groups to be used at the end of trainings or as a tool to ensure continuous knowledge improvement of the targeted staff in the various sectors.
The Integrity-Culture Fostering Unit in the Palestinian society aims at raising the public awareness of integrity and public money preservation. To that end, NAZAHA endeavors to establish NAZAHA Journal, a periodical on issues of integrity and preservation of public funds. The first of a kind in the Middle East, it will consist of many sections and will attract local, regional, and international researchers and writers to inform and build up its content. A section of the Journal will be dedicated to publishing distinguished research papers by university students. This unit, moreover, aims to raise the public awareness of integrity through awareness campaigns and a weekly radio program on integrity issues.