State level:

What is the role of, and what can be done to reduce corruption in and strengthen the prevention and control capacity of:

National (local) anti-corruption strategies and policies?

• The political will to fight corruption
• National anti-corruption strategies
• Legislation and regulation, legal reform
• Procurement legislation and procedures
• Privatisation and deregulation
• Asset declaration for public officials
• Transparency and access to information
• Public reporting and disclosure

Government oversight and control bodies?

• Independent Anti-Corruption Agencies/Commissions
• Auditor General and National Audit Office
• Ombudsmen and Inspectorates of Government
• Public Accounts Committees
• Parliament and Parliamentary Committees
• Investigation, Police
• Judiciary: independence - integrity - efficiency
• Prosecution, discipline, and sanctions
• Local government
• Public complaints mechanisms
• Whistle blowing

Public (civil) service reform and management?

• Ethic standards for political leaders
• Good governance and holistic reform
• Public sector companies and privatisation
• Public service values, ethics and standards
• Public service recruitment, promotion and dismissals
• Public service pay reform
• Public service training and capacity building
• Rotation schemes
• Budgetary reform
• Expenditure management, accounting
• Financial sector regulation
• Taxation and customs
• Decentralisation
• Political party financing

Civil society level:

What is the role of, and what can be done to reduce corruption in and strengthen the prevention and control capacity of:

Non-governmental insight, participation and control?

• Public awareness raising and education
• The media
• Civil society and NGOs
• Citizens' charters
• Whistle-blowing
• Corporate governance
• Corporate ethics
• Procurement and tender procedures

International level:

What is the role of, and what can be done to reduce corruption in and strengthen the prevention and control capacity of:

International law, crime prevention and assistance?

• International Legislation and Conventions
• International Financial Intelligence Units (FIUs)
• Mutual legal assistance
• Asset recovery
• Regional and global government cooperation
• International Parliamentarians Network
• Regional and global non-government initiatives/cooper.
• Anti-Corruption NGOs
• International organisations
• UN system
• International Monetary Fund (IMF)
• World Bank
• World Trade Organization (WTO)
• World Customs Organization (WCO)
• Regional Development Banks
• Interpol
• Bilateral donors and aid organisations
• Donor domestic legislation and policies
• Preventing fraud and corruption in aid projects
• Donor strategies for specific regions/countries