Institutional Integrity

Institutional integrity refers to the commitment of an organization, such as a government agency, university, or corporation, to operate honestly, ethically, and consistently with its core values and principles. It involves transparency in decision-making, accountability for actions, and adherence to high standards of conduct. Maintaining institutional integrity helps build trust with stakeholders, ensuring that the organization’s actions are fair, credible, and aligned with its mission. Ultimately, it’s about fostering a culture of integrity that supports responsible behavior and maintains the organization’s reputation over time.