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Digital complaint mechanisms, legal counselling services, media based accountability platforms and participatory budgeting are some ways accountability mechanisms are being transformed to meet local…

To fully evaluate an intervention, evaluators will need to look beyond the parameters of the project – both in terms of scope and timeline.

How measurement can help solve real-world challenges of designing, implementing, monitoring and evaluating programmes.

Mixed results from anti-corruption interventions in Jordan, Tunisia, Morocco and Palestine. Summary of available evidence on reforms and citizen engagement.

img How big data can empower anti-corruption efforts, and the ongoing challenges working with such data presents for practitioners, donors, and governments.

Audits that focus on payments and receipts rather than intended goals frustrate the efficient use of development aid. Improved terms of reference can strengthen the effectiveness of funding.

There exist several international benchmarks to guide the development of anti-corruption strategies, as well as studies that provide additional guidance. The responsibility for drafting the strategy…

We are still far from confident about ‘what works’ in donor anti-corruption efforts. Most analysis has been on WHAT donors have been trying to do. But could part of the answer be in HOW they work?

Organisations should improve the statistical claims they make about corruption. But corruption and its consequences are inherently difficult to measure.

How artificial intelligence may advance anti-corruption efforts through improved detection. Avoiding corruption-prone procedures with novel processes.