Donors can curb corruption risks with multilateral organisations by enhancing framework agreements and working together to build coalitions, align standards, and strengthen monitoring.
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Corruption and anti-corruption efforts in international development cooperation
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Lessons learned
Twenty years of anti-corruption – A ten part series
Lessons learned about anti-corruption work as seen from experiences at DFID; valuable innovations and the challenges that remain.12 August 2020
Resource from U4 partners
Pressure to change: a new donor approach to anti-corruption?
Donor programmes need to re-think their strategy, which also means working much more in conjunction with other levers available to their governments.21 October 2018
Guide
Rapid reactions to corruption: coordinating donor responses
Operational guidance on how to develop immediate and adequate joint donor responses to allegations of significant corruption affecting development co-operation.24 May 2020
Workshop
Roundtable on the ISO 37001 anti-bribery standard: A donor agency opportunity to boost effectiveness?
