Fraud and corruption in the public sector are growing issues that has cost the Government an estimated £33.2 billion and £58.8 billion between 2020-21, as reported by National Audit Office. It can also detrimentally affect the public’s trust and the effective functioning of vital services. This highlights the importance for organisations across the public sector to strengthen their responses to tackling fraud by working together, incorporating new technologies and developing anti-fraud working cultures. Public sector entities need to review policies and practices, fostering a united front against fraudulent activities, and becoming a bastion of trust, integrity, and effective service delivery for all residents.

• According to Government data the cost of fraud and error against the public sector is possibly £33bn a year
• Only 6% of the UK’s public bodies can demonstrate that they are achieving the expected value for money from their counter-fraud work according to UK Parliament
• The government has invested an additional £1bn in reducing fraud and error loss since March 2021, according to the Public Sector Fraud Authority.

Join us at this one day online event to hear the latest initiatives and collaborative approaches to developing counter-fraud policies. Engage with a series of best practice case studies and keynote addresses showcasing strategies for sharing data, working in partnership across public sector organisations, and tackling cyber fraud. You will also be able to share your experiences and challenges faced in improving fraud awareness across the public sector through networking with senior colleagues.

Why attend:
• High-level keynotes from leading fraud and corruption experts on support and practical strategies
• Hear recommended best practice case studies from local organisations on working in partnership to tackle fraud
• Engage with senior colleagues from across the sector to discuss strategies to counter fraud and corruption
• Gain 8 hours of CPD points towards your yearly quota.