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Embezzlement of Donor Funding in Health Projects

Donor funding has fuelled a vast increase in service delivery, medical research and clinical trials throughout the developing world. Yet, there is a dark side to this badly needed influx of funding: with pressures to spend funds quickly and achieve results, projects may not pay sufficient attention to internal monitoring and security systems to protect against embezzlement. This U4 Brief analyses how this type of corruption occurred in a donor-funded project, and what can be done to minimise the risk.

1 January 2008
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Embezzlement of Donor Funding in Health Projects

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Scott, N.; Semrau, K.; (2008) Embezzlement of Donor Funding in Health Projects. Bergen: U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre, Chr. Michelsen Institute (U4 Brief null)

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Nancy Scott
Katherine Semrau

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