in with. Bonkonbaevo of the Tonsky district hosts the second series of trainings for representatives of civil society institutions and activists within the framework of the project “Civil participation in the prevention of corruption at the local level”. Participants in the training increase their knowledge on the issues of preventing corruption, get acquainted with the methods of work of journalistic investigations and facts, and also gain skills to identify corruption risks and monitor the implementation of anti -corruption measures. The training of the training on the second day conduct an analysis of corruption risks and even a mini -investigation to issue a license for the production of Kaolin (white glir Kun-Cheyshsky Ayil okmota of the Tonsky district. According to the participants, this training helps them understand what corruption is and what mechanisms of its prevention exist. Work is especially noted with open data, these activities became possible thanks to the assistance of the American people, provided through the US agency for international development (USAID) as part of the USAID project “Ukuk Bulagi, which is implemented by the ESTRICTION (EWMI). The Central Asian Institute for the Research of Corruption and Rolling of Revenues is responsible for the content of trainings, which does not necessarily reflect the position of USAID, US government or EWMI.