Prevention of corruption

• PIAO – Integrated Business and Organization Plan 2025-2027, process mapping, risk mapping
• Plan 2022-2024, process mapping, risk mapping
• Plan 2021-2023, process mapping, risk mapping
• 2020-2022 plan, process mapping, risk mapping
• 2019-2021 plan, process mapping, risk mapping
• 2016-2018 plan, process mapping, risk mapping, 2018 update

Each year, the University undertakes to present the Program to users, associations, entities and any other potentially interested stakeholders during the Transparency Days..

Annual reports of the head of corruption prevention and transparency

Responsible for the Prevention of Corruption and Transparency (RPCT) of the University for the three-year period 2025-2027 was appointed Dr. Lucia Colitti (R.D. 50/2025/ of 30-01-2025)

• Report year 2024
• Report year 2023
• Report year 2022
• Report year 2021
• Report year 2020
• Report year 2019
• Report year 2018
• Report year 2017
• Report year 2016
• Report year 2015
• Report year 2014

Whistleblowing – Reporting misconduct

Whistleblowers play a crucial role in reporting and preventing violations of law, and strengthening their protection would help prevent and deter violations of regulations.

With these premises we open the EU Directive No. 1937/2019, which has regulated at the European level the protection to be granted to the so-called “whistleblowers”: that is, those who, employees or collaborators of a Public Administration, in the course of their work activities become aware of facts or conduct that are detrimental to the law or the public interest.

The European Directive (transposed into our law by the Legislative Decree no. 24/2023) focuses on the protections and guarantees that must be accorded to whistleblowers, in order to prevent the fear of potential retaliation, suffered by virtue of their whistleblowing, from being an obstacle to their willingness to bring to light any illegitimate conduct of which they become aware: the whistleblower is therefore accorded special protections and specific guarantees, confidentiality in the first place, such as to shelter him or her from any illegitimate repercussions caused by his or her whistleblowing. Confidentiality assured to all those involved as well as to the content of the report.

The Institute was first introduced in Italy in 2012 (with the Law no. 190/2012, which had included theArt. 54 bis in Legislative Decree no. 165/2001), and the University immediately took steps to ensure the proper transposition of the relevant regulations and the receipt of reports, while respecting the confidentiality of their content and those involved. With the issuance of Legislative Decree No. 24/2023, implementing the EU Directive, the University updated its procedures to the new regulatory provisions and the guidance provided by ANAC.

Individuals who within the working environment of the University of Rome “Foro Italico” have become aware of conduct, acts or omissions that harm the public interest or the integrity of the public administration, may send a report to the Head of Prevention of Corruption and Transparency (RPCT) in the following ways:

• by filling out the attached form and sending it to condotteillecite@uniroma4.it
• directly toANAC, using the online form

Measures adopted by the CA and acts of compliance with these measures

To consult the acts, measures and other documents adopted by the National Anticorruption Authority (ANAC) on anticorruption and transparency, please refer to the section “Consult the documents” of the ANAC website.

Regulations for the prevention and suppression of corruption and illegality

Not adopted.

Acts of investigation of violations

There are no acts of investigation of violations of the provisions of Legislative Decree no. 39/2013.

Civic access

Article 5 of Legislative Decree No. 33/2013 provides for the institution of civic access, as the right of anyone to request documents, information or data, for which the legislation provides for the obligation to publish, in cases where their publication has been omitted.

The right can be exercised free of charge, with no obligation to state reasons, and the request should be forwarded to the Head of Corruption Prevention and Transparency, Dr. Lucia Colitti, by sending an e-mail request to direzione.generale@uniroma4.it.

Establishment of the applicant’s identity will follow the evaluation of the application received.

Upon receipt of the request, the Transparency Officer, verifies the existence of the obligation to publish and, if positive, provides for the publication of the documents or information subject to the request in the Transparent Administration section of the University portal, within the period of 30 days. At the same time, it notifies the applicant of the publication, indicating the relevant hypertext link.

If what is requested is already published, it merely indicates the hypertext link to the document or information to the requester.

Civic access can be of three types:

1. Simple civic access provides the right of anyone to access data, information or documents subject to publication obligations (Article 5, paragraph 1, of Legislative Decree No. 33/2013 and ss.mm.ii);
2. Generalized civic access provides the right of access to data, information or documents held by public administrations, in addition to those subject to publication (Article 5, paragraph 2, of Legislative Decree No. 33/2013 and ss.mm.ii);
3. access to records (or Documentary Access) provides for the right of anyone with a direct, concrete and current interest, corresponding to a legally protected situation and related to the document to which access is requested, to view and take copies of administrative documents.

The University of Rome “Foro Italico” has adopted the Regulations for the implementation of Law 241/1990 laying down rules on access to administrative documents.