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Las diferencias de género en las denuncias de corrupción están muy influidas por las características contextuales, sociales y demográficas.

Explore the nuances of whistleblowing in aid organisations. Tailor reporting channels, professionalise investigations, prioritise gender considerations, and foster local engagement for transparency.

The Women, Peace, and Security Agenda provides an opportunity to integrate gender perspectives into anti-corruption strategies and ensure that women and underrepresented groups have a role in decision-making and negotiations.

Corruption restricts women’s participation in public, economic and political life, limiting their influence over decision-making.

Corruption in maternal health can deter women from attending health facilities for childbirth, thus risking lives. Drivers for the surge of unnecessary procedures, like caesarean sections, require further research.

Gender transformative approaches are a new concept in the anti-corruption field that address norms and structures that perpetuate power inequalities.

Young people are more vulnerable to corruption, particularly within the education sector, leading to outcomes like unemployment, emigration and political alienation.

Corruption typically has a disproportionate impact on marginalised populations, and women are no exception. Corruption hinders both women’s access to good quality public services, upon which women tend to have a greater reliance, as well as restricting women’s participation in public, economic and political life, limiting their influence over decision-making.

Corruption in fragile and conflict affected contexts has a disproportionate impact on women and girls, reinforcing existing inequalities and undermining peacebuilding efforts.

The UNCAC’s legal text does not reference gender, and women or gender are taken into consideration in only three resolutions from the UNCAC’s Conference of the States Parties. Gender mainstreaming must go beyond looking at gender as a single dimension.