Publications

Kenya's locally led climate finance model brings resources closer to communities – but patronage, weak oversight, and executive discretion put funds at risk of capture and diversion

The ISA must draw a clear line: granting NGO status to for-profit seabed mining contractors would blur the boundary between business and civil society – and open the door to corporate capture.

Gendered patterns shape who pays, benefits, and holds power in Viet Nam's health sector corruption. As reforms advance to 2030, there's a chance to embed gender-responsive, accountable healthcare.

Ukraine must encourage broad-based domestic ownership of an open and collaborative policy arena to ensure sustainable anti-corruption progress.

Strong governance and community consent are essential to prevent carbon markets from fueling corruption and conflict in fragile contexts like Mozambique.

Stronger procedural safeguards and administrative mechanisms are needed to ensure that decisions taken on behalf of all people remain impartial, accountable, and beyond reproach.

Corruption and conflicts of interest are undermining Indonesia's energy transition — but stronger transparency and conflict-of-interest rules could change the picture.

As cultural spaces offer distinctive pathways for building anti-corruption’s social foundations in Ukraine, international partners could help leverage this potential.

The Olavula digital feedback platform in Mozambique shows how SMS-based feedback can support local-level responsiveness of public services despite constraints of weak capacity and limited follow-up.

After decades of corruption, exacerbated by more than a decade of war, can Syria’s new authorities fulfil its promise to reconstruct using principles of transparency and accountability, and rejecting corruption, cronyism, and bribes?