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By helping people exercise their rights, legal empowerment boosts anti-corruption efforts, government accountability, and service delivery across a range of fields.

In some societies people come to see corruption as the norm. Programmes that bring youth into contact with integrity trendsetters can help change these attitudes, building trust in government officials.

For successful engagement with and effective monitoring of the health sector, it is important to select the right partner, work closely with communities and authorities, and consider the most appropriate project design and implementation.

Innovative metrics and methodologies offer promising avenues for enhancing the effectiveness of integrity training.

Ukraine’s reconstruction challenge includes establishing multi-faceted anti-corruption initiatives as part of an agenda of democratic renewal and economic progression.

Social accountability interventions by CSOs have helped to reduce smuggling and have improved local-level governance. However, they require more logistical and institutional support to increase their sustainability

‘Bottom-up’ interventions from coalitions of anti-corruption practitioners can help build a critical mass against politicised corruption and support routes to genuine accountability.

Regulations regarding anti-money laundering and combating the financing of terrorism are being used to justify civil space restrictions and human rights violations.

Participation and transparency in water sector budgeting initiatives help to develop deliberative capacity in the community and to build trust between citizens and officials. They are therefore intrinsically valuable, in addition to strengthening the links between transparency, accountability, participation, and anti-corruption.