Publications

The election of Ferdinand Marcos Jr. as President of the Philippines has led to little improvement in addressing the country's long-standing problems of corruption and human rights abuses.

Organised criminal groups use corruption and physical threat to enable their profit-making activities. Customs administrations are best placed to take internally orientated measures to prevent and…

Corrupt actors use loopholes in the global financial system to hide their ill-gotten gains by transferring them to foreign countries or jurisdictions, which can be referred to as transit or…

What factors condition anti-corruption success and failure in renewable resource sectors? Five recommendations for conservation practitioners and donors seeking to scale efforts to target natural…

Corruption can lead to violent extremism, but well-planned anti-corruption measures can reduce the appeal of violent extremism.

Policymakers, law enforcement, and other stakeholders are encouraged to improve understanding of corruption risks along the supply chain, to better adapt responses to evolving corruption patterns.

Violent extremist organizations exploit existing grievances and local lived experiences to recruit individuals and groups by framing their ideology as the solution to complex problems.

The rapid rise of Mozambican universities in the past two decades has led to an increase in corruption risks, including political manipulation and mismanagement of funds. Within the universities,…

In Madagascar, high-level corruption can undermine local efforts to save the island’s threatened ecosystems. Communities need better participation and improved trust in conservation organisations.