CGG Strengthens Partnership with Bhutan’s Anti-Corruption Commission to Advance Strategic Priorities

March 20, 2025
CGG with the fourth Commission and colleagues from the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) of Bhutan.
THIMPHU (Bhutan), 20 March 2026 — The Chandler Governance Group (CGG) recently concluded a visit to Bhutan, engaging the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) to support its ongoing efforts to advance key strategic priorities.

During the visit, the CGG delegation met with the ACC’s Fourth Commission, alongside senior leadership and officers across the organisation. The engagements provided an opportunity to build relationships with the recently appointed Commission, exchange perspectives on governance and public sector effectiveness, and reaffirm the continued partnership with the ACC.

Discussions covered a range of areas related to workforce management and development, strategic communications and the strengthening of systems and processes to support the ACC’s mandate. The visit also included engagements with officers across different functions and career stages, providing insights into operational realities and institutional needs which will inform the development of practical and contextually relevant approaches.

CGG at an engagement session with ACC officers across different functions and career stages, exchanging perspectives on their professional experiences that will inform practical approaches to strengthen institutional priorities.

CGG with the fourth Commission of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) of Bhutan.

This visit builds on CGG’s ongoing engagement with the ACC and underscores a shared commitment to strengthening integrity institutions, which play a critical role in underpinning effective governance and high-performing governments. CGG looks forward to deepening its collaboration with the ACC in support of its priorities in the period ahead.

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About the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) of Bhutan 

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), established in 2006 under the Article 27 of the Constitution of Kingdom of Bhutan and the Anti-Corruption Act of Bhutan, leads the fight against corruption through prevention, education, and investigation. Its mission focuses on eliminating corruption through leading by example, achieving excellence in partnerships, and mainstreaming anti-corruption strategies/measures in public/private organizations.  

For more news and information, visit their website at https://www.acc.org.bt/

About the Chandler Systems (CS) 

Chandler Systems, which is the consulting division of CGG, provides clients with practical tools and solutions for institution building, data-led processes for strengthening organisational systems, policy design, and effective implementation. Our projects are driven by our core team, which brings deep collective expertise and practitioner tradecraft accrued across various levels and sectors of government in different countries. We also draw on decades of knowledge and experience from our Board, Advisory Council, and global network of experts.

About the Chandler Governance Group (CGG) 

The Chandler Governance Group (CGG) is an international organisation focusing on public sector effectiveness and capability development. We work with national and local governments to train and develop leaders, strengthen public institutions and systems, benchmark government capabilities, and share good practices.

For more news and information, visit www.chandlergovernance.com or follow CGG on Facebook,  X and LinkedIn @ChandlerGOV.
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