Overview
The University of Phayao upholds the principles of good governance, transparency, and justice at both the organizational and community service levels, through a legal clinic, the ITA assessment system, and anti-corruption measures.Policies and Plans
- No Gift Policy: an annual declaration of intent at both the university and departmental levels.
- Anti-Corruption System: a system for preventing and suppressing corruption.
- Whistle-blowing System: a protected channel for reporting misconduct.
- Code of Ethics: a code of conduct for all university personnel.
- ITA (Integrity and Transparency Assessment): annual participation in the NACC assessment with public reporting of results.
Implementation
Legal Clinic — School of Law
- Free legal consultation services for students, university personnel, and the general public. (source)
- People's Dispute Mediation Center, University of Phayao: resolving disputes without litigation. (source)
- Online Legal Clinic: providing online legal consultations, launched during COVID-19 and continuing to the present. (source)
Good Governance
- The University of Phayao participates annually in the Integrity and Transparency Assessment (ITA) conducted by the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC).
- The UP ITA system serves as a pre-assessment tool for evaluating the integrity and transparency of internal university units, covering three dimensions: IIT, EIT, and OIT.
Complaint and Feedback Systems
- A dedicated channel for reporting corruption and misconduct.
- A channel for receiving public feedback and opinions.
THE Impact Rankings – SDG 16
| Year | Thailand Rank | World Rank | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | 13 | 401–600 | thaipr.net |
| 2022 | 13 | 401–600 | thaipr.net |
| 2021 | 9 | 401–600 | up.ac.th |
Note: The University of Phayao did not submit SDG 16 data for the 2024 and 2025 rankings.
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