New case-file tracking system revolutionises anti-corruption investigations

CIABOC, with support from UNDP and the Government of Japan, unveils a transformative platform

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Azusa Kubota, Resident Representative, UNDP in Sri Lanka, Kamoshida Naoaki, Minister/Deputy Head of Mission, Embassy of Japan and CIABOC Chairman Justice Neil Iddawela at the launch of the case-file tracking system

In a landmark move to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of addressing bribery and corruption related matters in Sri Lanka, the Commission to Investigate Allegations of Bribery or Corruption (CIABOC) in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Sri Lanka, with funding from the Government of Japan through the Japanese Supplementary Budget (JSB) has unveiled the Case-File Tracking System for CIABOC; a major step in advancing the country’s efforts to strengthen integrity, transparency, and accountability in governance.

The success of the case tracking system project is deeply rooted in the ongoing project on ‘Promoting Economic Governance through Anti-Corruption Policy Support’.

The new system, inaugurated at CIABOC premises in Colombo, was launched in the presence of Justice Neil Iddawala, Chairperson of CIABOC; K.B. Rajapakshe and Chethiya Gunasekara, Commissioners of CIABOC; Kamoshida Naoaki, Minister/Deputy Head of Mission from the Embassy of Japan, Ranga Dissanayake, Director General of CIABOC; and Azusa Kubota, Resident Representative, UNDP in Sri Lanka.