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CII2025: Shaping the Future of International Investigation

Hosted by the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) in Beijing from 3–7 November 2025, the 25th Conference of International Investigators (CII2025) marked a milestone in advancing global investigative cooperation. Nearly 200 participants from more than 60 international organizations convened to exchange expertise, strengthen trust, and chart the next frontier of investigations work across international institutions.
The week opened with two Pre-Conference Investigator Trainings, followed by an intensive program of six plenaries, nine workshops, three case studies, three open-floor exchanges, one formal debate, and the first-ever Heads of Participating Organizations Meeting. These sessions showcased how innovation, collaboration, and shared learning are transforming investigative practice — from detection and prevention to accountability and institutional growth.
After twenty-five years, the CII network continues to innovate with purpose, inspire through cooperation, and impress through impact — reaffirming that effective investigation is a global endeavor built on integrity and collective resolve.

The Conference of International Investigators

Founded in 1999, the Conference of International Investigators (CII) is the leading forum for investigators from international organizations to share experiences, address integrity challenges, and exchange best practices in combating fraud, corruption, staff misconduct, and other wrongdoing.
CII brings together investigative professionals from across the globe to discuss strategic, technical, and operational issues, strengthen cooperation among participating organizations, and promote professional excellence. Through its annual conferences and published resources, CII continues to foster innovation, collegiality, and integrity in the international investigative community.
CII has developed a set of general principles and guidelines that establish common standards for conducting investigations. They provide participating organizations with a shared framework for professional practice, while also serving as a valuable reference for non-participating organizations seeking to strengthen their own investigative work.
Each year, CII brings together its participating organizations for an annual conference—an interactive forum where investigators connect, exchange ideas, tackle integrity challenges, explore emerging trends, and share proven practices. These gatherings foster collaboration, strengthen professional networks, and inspire innovative approaches to investigative work.
CII has established a framework that enables participating organizations to share information responsibly and efficiently, helping strengthen cooperation and support effective investigative outcomes.

Career Opportunities

Please note that opportunities posted here may have specific time-sensitive deadlines. Be sure to check each ad for the exact date and time in your local time zone.
Roster – Investigator Consultant” with the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), deadline September 3rd, 2026.

CII General Principles for Core Investigative Activities

Six volumes of General Principles for conducting core investigative activities that greatly expand on the principles within the CII’s Uniform Principles and Guidelines for Investigations. Endorsed at the 21st CII, these Principles provide more in-depth, principles-based, uniform guidance to investigators and Investigative Offices conducting these six core activities: Intake and Evaluation, Scoping and Planning, collection of Physical and Documentary Evidence, collection of Testimonial Evidence, collection of Digital Evidence and Evidence Analysis and Reporting of Findings.

As supplements to the CII’s Uniform Principles and Guidelines, each paper sets out non-binding principles establishing uniform standards to guide investigators and Investigative Offices undertaking these activities. They are purposely not prescriptive in technical details nor implementing practices. These Principles will also form the basis for a future CII Investigator Credential and CII Investigator training pathways.