All CISU grant holders are obliged to immediately (within a maximum of 14 days) report to CISU if they discover (or have reasonable suspicion of) fraud, corruption, misuse, or any other irregularities related to the grant.
Reporting to CISU is required, if:
- The suspicion directly involves CISU funds
- The suspicion involves funds from other donors and the same management personnel are involved in the CISU grant
- If an internal or external investigation is initiated (external audit, legal investigation, or similar)
- Political and reputational risks
- Please also refer to the list of actions considered corrupt and dishonest practices on our anti-corruption page.
If you want to report suspicion of fraud, corruption, misuse, or other irregularities, please download and fill out the form below and send it to indberet@cisu.dk:
Form for reporting irregularities
CISU is obligated to inform the Ministry of Foreign Affairs about all reports concerning CISU's pools funded by the Ministry. Reported cases of corruption, misuse, and irregularities will be published in brief on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' website.
Attention: Complaint or report?
In CISU, we handle two types of inquiries regarding grants and the organisations/people involved in CISU-funded projects:
- Reports: Must be used by grant holders who discover irregularities in/with their own project/partners
- Complaints: Must be used by all others than grant holders to complain about behavior related to CISU, grant holders or other member organisations.
This page addresses reports. If you are NOT a grant holder, please go to our complaint page.
