One of the most efficient ways to fight corruption is to create a hostile climate for corrupt practice by informing young people through seminars, lectures, essay and report competitions, and themed meeting between young people.
In 2005, Students shared opinions through the an essay contest on the theme of “Corruption in the education sector and its effects on Mongolia’s development.” In 2006, academics competed in a lecture competition denouncing corruption, and the best six essays were published in daily newspapers and were made available to local NGOs, civil society organizations, and students organizations.
450 Artists competed in an open contest to portray anti-corruption ideas through radio, video clips, posters, TV programs, and in newspapers. From those artists, 410 works continue to be used by media organizations and NGOs to educate the public about corruption. The posters have found wide exposure – as a book entitled “Corruption is Not Forever” and copied for display, and were also displayed in cities throughout Switzerland.