1. 1 Developing Case Studies Copyright Integrity Action

2. Choose an issue and story you know well Prepare an outline of the facts in the case Set the stage: Provide some background information relevant to the case [such as data table, diagram, description, news article or other documentation] Provide the organisational context and any other relevant or broader context Only provide information that involved characters actually know Case Study Writing – Telling the Story

3. Describe the characters’ and stakeholders’ personalities :  How others actually know them in the story  What reader needs to know (for analysis and problem-solving) about how they think, react and behave Incorporate the relationships between the stakeholders Set complexity for level of students Include multiple perspectives, issues, outcomes and impacts 3

4. Case Study Components How to Choose a Title Content Questions Case Study Size

5. Integrity Components Alignment Accountability Competence Ethics Corruption Controls

6. Integrity Challenges (examples) Conflict of Interest Giving/Accepting Gifts Unethical Behaviour Unresponsive to Clients Favouritism Incompetence Hiding Information Nepotism Cronyism Price Fixing Tender Fixing Corruption Lack of Transparency Bribe Giving/Bribe Taking Unprofessional Behaviour Lack of Accountability Dishonesty Unlawful Behaviour Abuse of Power Sexual Harassment

7. Topics (examples) Higher Education Procurement Business Development Construction Health Care Migration Judicial Process Election Process Others…