NACC Invites You to Explore the Virtual Anti-Corruption Museum – A New Learning Resource Accessible Anywhere, Anytime
The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) invites the public to explore its new comprehensive learning resource on anti-corruption through the “Online Anti-Corruption Museum,” accessible via the Virtual Museum system. Designed for people of all ages, the platform is user-friendly, convenient, and accessible from anywhere at any time. It features 10 museum exhibition zones and 1 rotating exhibition zone. Learn more at https://acm.nacc.go.th/.
Niwatchai Kasemmongkol, NACC Secretary-General and Spokesperson, revealed that the National Anti-Corruption Museum and Archive was created with the objective of instilling moral values and ethics in children, youth, and the general public. It aims to raise awareness about the prevention of corruption by changing the mindset and attitude that “small acts of corruption are acceptable” or that corruption is a normal part of society. Therefore, the commission developed the Anti-Corruption Museum in a Virtual Museum format as part of the Anti-Corruption Education Enhancement and Innovation Development Project. This project uses modern information technology to present knowledge in an engaging and easily accessible virtual format, making the content simple to understand.
The Virtual Anti-Corruption Museum operates in three systems and is available in both Thai and English. The museum features:
In addition to these activity zones, the museum also houses the National Anti-Corruption Archive and the Anti-Corruption Learning Center.
The Virtual Anti-Corruption Museum is now fully operational. The NACC invites all interested parties to visit this first and only comprehensive anti-corruption learning resource in the country. Explore it today at https://acm.nacc.go.th/.
