On November 6, 2026, at 3:00 p.m., the University of Phayao, through its Planning Division, organized an activity to raise awareness and encourage student participation in the Integrity and Transparency Assessment (ITA) for the fiscal year 2026. The activity also facilitated data collection under the External Integrity and Transparency Assessment (EIT) through an online platform (Zoom Meeting), in collaboration with the Office of the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC).
On this occasion, Assistant Professor Dr. Sarayot Raroengjai, Assistant to the President of the University of Phayao, warmly welcomed the participating students and provided an overview of the background and significance of the Integrity and Transparency Assessment (ITA). He also explained the role of the External Integrity and Transparency Assessment (EIT) in supporting the university's development, together with guidelines for completing the EIT questionnaire and instructions on preparing to access the online assessment system.
In addition, Associate Professor Dr. Thitirat Chiawsuwan, Vice President for Policy and Planning, attended the activity to observe and monitor the EIT data collection process via the online platform and encourage the participating students. Her participation reflected the university's commitment to promoting stakeholder engagement and continuously advancing its operations in accordance with the principles of good governance, integrity, transparency, and anti-corruption.
Following the briefing and orientation session, representatives from the Office of the NACC directly conducted the EIT data collection from participating students via Zoom Meeting. The information gathered was intended to reflect students' opinions, experiences, and recommendations regarding the university's operations and service delivery in an impartial and transparent manner, in accordance with the ITA assessment criteria.
The University of Phayao aims to utilize the results of this assessment to continuously improve its operations and services in support of the university's mission. Key areas of development include service quality, operational transparency, communication efficiency, public information disclosure, work process improvement, and the development of online service systems. These efforts will help ensure that the university can effectively respond to the needs of all stakeholder groups and further enhance its ITA assessment results in accordance with the principles of good governance and public sector management standards.