Bilateral donors and multilateral agencies can significantly increase the impact of their health aid by directly tackling corruption.

Featured content
From the blog
Latest publications
Learning and Events
Workshop
Indonesia – Leveraging knowledge to tackle corruption in Indonesia’s energy transition
Jakarta, Indonesia
12 November 2025
Register
Webinar
Neoliberalism and the moral economy of fraud
Conceptual and practical insights for integrity management, fraud prevention, and partnership governance.
13 November 2025
Register
Workshop
Ecuador – Corruption risk management
Dates tba
Register
Become a partner

Online training
We offer dynamic and time-efficient online courses. Be confident with anti-corruption initiatives in your work.

Workshop events
Our team can help bring momentum to processes. We gather different actors for informed discussions.

Helpdesk for partners
Send in your corruption-related questions about development programmes, sectors, or countries. A free research service.
Browse our topics
Anti-corruption agencies
How to assess and improve anti-corruption institutions' performance.
Updated 17 July 2025
Anti-corruption basics
The conditions that facilitate corruption and the general implications for development programming.
Updated 24 September 2025
Anti-corruption courts
Find information on why we may need specialised anti-corruption courts including possible designs and performance analyses.
Updated 17 July 2025
Auditing and financial control
Auditing and controls are essential parts of public financial management. Supreme Audit Institutions play a visible role, and support to strengthen these institutions has amplified. These institutions can be subject to political interference, politicisation, and wing-clipping.
Updated 19 May 2025
Budget process
Government income and expenditure are determined and allocated in the budget process. This process is usually divided into four or five stages, and corruption may influence all of them.
Updated 19 May 2025
Civil society
People at large can play an important role in holding power to account and addressing problems of corruption.
Updated 8 July 2025
















