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ISK Pledges Cooperation with Anti-Corruption Commission on Land Integrity

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The Institution of Surveyors of Kenya pledged to cooperate with the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission. The Commission warned that land corruption can deprive communities of public resources and urged surveyors to maintain professional integrity and due diligence. This commitment followed a Memorandum of Understanding signed the previous month.

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The commitment addresses land-related corruption, which the Commission notes has long-lasting effects on communities and future generations. The initiative is part of a broader conference examining the profession’s role in sustainable investment and infrastructure development.

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  • ISKPledged cooperation with the anti-corruption agency to uphold professional standards.
  • Nairobi City CountyISK serves as a representative within a body associated with Nairobi City County.

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