The meeting was chaired by the President of the University of Phayao and attended by vice-presidents and other key university administrators. It took place in the Borworn Rattanaprasit Meeting Room, Office of the President Building, University of Phayao. The committee aimed to strengthen the organizational culture by promoting adherence to the No Gift Policy and ensuring transparency in university operations.
Key Resolutions from the Meeting
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Reaffirmation of the No Gift Policy:
The President reiterated the importance of the University’s No Gift Policy, which was formally announced on January 18, 2024. This policy forbids the giving and receiving of any gifts during official duties. The university leadership collectively declared their commitment to anti-corruption efforts by taking a symbolic group photo. -
Alignment with National Anti-Corruption Plans:
University administrators, including heads of academic and administrative divisions, committed to implementing the No Gift Policy in accordance with the national anti-corruption and misconduct prevention reform plans. They were tasked with ensuring that staff across all departments strictly adhere to this policy, reporting any non-compliance annually to the President. -
ITA Data Review:
The committee reviewed progress on the University’s ITA assessment for 2024, particularly focusing on public data disclosure (OIT) and anti-corruption measures. The data includes the university’s anti-corruption action plan and measures to promote integrity and transparency. The committee approved these measures for implementation throughout the university. -
Monitoring and Evaluation:
The heads of academic and administrative divisions were assigned to oversee the implementation of the anti-corruption plan and transparency measures. They were instructed to ensure that all actions align with the university’s anti-corruption strategy, fostering consistency across the institution.
