부패방지를 위한 민관협력체계 구축 : 공공부문을 중심으로

Public-Private Cooperation for Anti-Corruption : Focusing on the public sector

Diverse levels of anti-corruption drives are going on by both the central Government and local Governments in public sector. But, in public opinion polls, Koreans say that there are still many corruption- related problems to fix in the public sector. Nowadays, The need of cooperation between public and private sectors is under discussion in a very positive way all around the world. However, the aspect of the cooperation is still restricted to a passive level, like the joint crackdown in Korea. In the other countries, we can also see the ombudsman or the anti-corruption organization's cooperation with NGOs. Accordingly, the Government should enforce the cooperation with NGOs in every single step of ‘deciding’, ‘executing’ and ‘evaluating’ the anti-corruption policies. And to this progress, ‘Integration’, ‘Allotment’ and ‘Checking’ model could be applied. That is, when deciding a policy, they must cooperate with each other, and then they can share the role in the executing step. Applying the Checking model, the NGOs are also expected to propose alternative plans through the evaluation.