A Multisector Approach

Key Sectors in Developing a Culture of Lawfulness

Sector Public Servants and Law Enforcement Mass Media School-Based Education Centers of Moral Authority
Role of Sector
  • Demonstrate that rule of law matters and that corruption is not rewarded
  • Being role models of the rule of law in and outside the organization
  • Involve citizens in preventing crime and corruption
  • Popularize CoL messages
  • Involve citizens, particularly youth and families
  • Foster hope by publicizing effective government and citizen efforts
  • Reach students, families, communities
  • Help young people understand how rule of law improves quality of life
  • Build knowledge and skills to prevent crime, corruption, drug trafficking
  • Reinforce school-based CoL lessons
  • Build awareness of citizens’ role and responsibility
  • Show activists and believers that crime, corruption, and drugs are robbing them of their cultural values and identity
Methods
  • Enhance professional integrity of public servants through systematic education and management
  • Seminars to build professional media knowledge, capacity
  • Programs valorize and popularize ROL
  • School-based CoL curriculum taught by regular classroom teachers during normal school day
  • CoL education by religious and cultural institutions
Sustainability
  • CoL integrated into professional education and performance standards
  • CoL programs are both entertaining and profitable in short and long term
  • CoL curriculum institutionalized as part of regular education of children
  • Civic and religious leaders adopt CoL as an integral part of their teaching and pastoral messages