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Integrity
This document discusses the importance of integrity, which it defines as having consistency between actions, words, and beliefs. It emphasizes that integrity requires actions, not just words, and that integrity involves doing the right thing even when no one is watching. It also discusses how integrity leads to trustworthiness, good governance, and sustainability. Maintaining integrity means doing what is right rather than what is easy.
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- 3. Integer (Latin) = Whole •Uncorrupted•Honest •Undivided •Integrated •Undiminishe d •Accountable
- 5. • The processesof making and implementing decisions: transparency and accountability in corporate and public processes. • Multi-actor partnerships and effective participation. • Representative government; strong and pluralist civil society.
- 6. Do/ ActDo/ Act Say/Say/ ThinkThink Feel/Feel/ BelieveBelieve WhenActions are congruent with Words and Beliefs!
- 7. When Actions arecongruent with Words and Beliefs! “The most important persuasion tool you have in your entire arsenal is integrity.” Zig Ziglar
- 8. When Actions arecongruent with Words and Beliefs! • Law of magnetism:Law of magnetism: What you are is what you attract. • Behavioural integrity:Behavioural integrity: Lead by example; practise what you preach. • Trustworthiness:Trustworthiness: Customer and employee retention (sustainability). • Responsiveness:Responsiveness: Fairness in conflict management/ resolution.
- 9. When Actions arecongruent with Words and Beliefs! Good Governance:Good Governance: ““LimitingLimiting the distorting effect of moneythe distorting effect of money in politics.in politics.”” (Al-Rodham, N. 2009. Sustainable History and the Dignity of Man: A Philosophy of History and Civilisational Triumph)
- 10. Doing what’s right,not what’s easy!
- 11. “A willingness notto violate one’s identity.” Erich Fromm Doing what’s right, not what’s easy! “Real integrity stays in place whether the test is adversity or prosperity.” Charles Swindoll “Real integrity stays in place whether the test is adversity or prosperity.” Charles Swindoll
- 12. Integrity: Doing theright thingIntegrity: Doing the right thing even when no one is watching!even when no one is watching! • Laudable intentions aren’t enough; integrity requires measurable actions. • Integrity is not proven by a single action; it is reflected by consistent behaviour. • Integrity is the proven result of a positive purpose, a positive intent, and a positive action; if there’s no result,