Overcoming corruption is one of the main directions of state policy, the priority of which is clearly indicated by the Head of state in the Strategy "Kazakhstan-2050".
Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 26, 2014 No. 986 approved the anti-Corruption strategy of the Republic of Kazakhstan for 2015-2025.
Key areas are anti-corruption in the public service, the introduction of the Institute of public control of quasi-public and private sector, prevention of corruption in law enforcement and judicial organs, the formation level of anticorruption culture, development of international cooperation on combating corruption.
According to the law, all state bodies, organizations, quasi-public sector entities and officials are required to combat corruption within their competence.
The Department of Finance of the Akmola region, as a state body that performs functions in the field of budget execution, carries out a set of measures to prevent and prevent manifestations of corruption. At the same time, the management's activities are transparent and open.
Thus, the official Internet resource of the Department of Finance regularly contains information about the execution of the regional budget, the regional budget, the budget programs of the Department, and draft regulatory legal acts developed by the Department.
In addition, the site highlights the activities of the Department in terms of combating corruption, operates a "Virtual reception" for appeals from individuals and legal entities (http://oblfin.akmo.gov.kz/page/read/blog.html).
The ethics Commissioner, whose information is available on the official website (helpline 8 (716-2) 25-30-42), carries out activities to ensure compliance with the norms of service ethics and prevent violations of the law on public service, anti-corruption and the code of Ethics of the Republic of Kazakhstan .
In order to form an anti-corruption Outlook among civil servants and prevent corruption offenses, the Department of Finance of the Akmola region regularly conducts hardware classes on topical issues related to countering and preventing corruption offenses, in addition, an anti-Corruption standard has been approved, aimed at strict compliance with the established rules and preventing corruption manifestations. Anti-corruption monitoring is carried out on an ongoing basis, which allows us to systematically analyze the effectiveness of anti-corruption policies and the state of law enforcement practice in the field of budget execution.
Thus, the implementation of these measures contributes to the formation of an anti-corruption worldview, which will always be a priority task of the Finance Department.