Integrity
Promoting transparency, accountability and ethical management.
PROJECT FUNDED BY THE EUROPEAN UNION ANTI-FRAUD PROGRAMME (EUAF)
Strengthening Integrity in the Management of European Union Funds
An initiative coordinated by the Complutense University of Madrid to strengthen fraud prevention and detection and foster institutional cooperation through the exchange of best practices, conferences, seminars and practical tools.
ABOUT THE PROJECT
A collaborative approach to protecting the EU’s financial interests
The project creates structured spaces for public administrations, control bodies, justice professionals, law-enforcement agencies, programme managers and academia to exchange experience and develop practical anti-fraud principles.
How the methodology works →Cooperation
Connecting institutions and professional communities across Europe.
Capacity
Turning experience and evidence into usable professional knowledge.
Transfer
Developing replicable practices, tools and recommendations.
PROJECT PATHWAY1 2 3 4
From selected practices to a shared Anti-Fraud Decalogue
Research and selection
Identify and analyse relevant Spanish and European good practices.
Conferences
Share evidence, operational experience and lessons with broad audiences.
Seminars
Selected experts co-create principles and practical recommendations.
Final conference
Discuss, validate and disseminate the final Decalogue.
UPCOMING EVENTS
The first conference cycle begins in 2026
Dates, speakers and programmes will be published once confirmed. Registration will open for each conference through its dedicated event page.
Register your interestPLANNED
Conference 1: Institutional coordination and anti-fraud management
- Online or hybrid format
- Spanish and English
- Technical and institutional audience
KNOWLEDGE HUB
Public knowledge generated by the project
Project documents, resources and materials will be made available through the Knowledge Hub as they are produced.
Best Practices
Selected experiences and transferable lessons.
Case Studies
Structured analysis of relevant institutional practices.
Conference Materials
Agendas, authorised presentations and conclusions.
Best Practices Decalogue
The principles developed and validated through the project’s participatory process.
PROJECT TIMELINE
A structured pathway from research to shared recommendations
Project launch and research
Selection and analysis of good practices, stakeholders and participatory methods.
Conference cycle
Five conferences sharing evidence, experience and institutional lessons.
Participatory seminars
Five expert working sessions to co-create principles and recommendations.
Final Conference and Decalogue
Validation and public dissemination of the Anti-Fraud Best Practices Decalogue.
LATEST UPDATES2026 2026 2026
Follow the project’s progress
Project launch and preparation of the conference programme
Selection of good practices and engagement with institutions
Development of the bilingual public knowledge platform
PARTICIPATE
Receive information about upcoming conferences
Registration for upcoming conferences will open once the dates and programme are confirmed.