Public service delivery

A recent UN report warns that external public debt engenders greater poverty and inequality. Yet, it fails to mention how corruption worsens this picture.

This second blog in the series examines Pillar 1 (Coordination, planning, financing, and monitoring) of the WHO Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan. The pillars are a package to guide coordinated responses at national, regional, and global levels. Pillar 1 is important because it cuts across all the other nine pillars and sets the stage for a successful response.

Covid-19 offers a valuable window into tackling many forms of fraud and corruption.

Much has been written about blockchain's contribution to land registry reforms in Georgia. But much of the credit should go to longer-term institutional reforms.

Databases of biometric information are increasingly used to identify citizens and improve services. But here we discuss the real risks to privacy, safety and equity.

The complexity and transnational nature of pharmaceutical supply chains demand sophisticated collaborations to ensure the safe distribution of vaccines – not just a safeguarding database.