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An introduction for country-level donor agency and embassy staff on what the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) covers, and how it can be used by development partners.

Digital solutions are often proposed as a way to minimise fraud in the vaccine certification process, but they are not entirely foolproof.

Donors and governments need to better understand how transitions to integrity happen. Five new policy perspectives are summarised here.

Bilateral donors and multilateral organisations must improve their responses to fraud and corruption. Here we give several recommendations to support more effective anti-corruption policies and…

China’s involvement in corruption and governance issues on a global scale is multifaceted. Challenges for Western donors coexist with opportunities for constructive engagement.

The origins of anti-corruption in DFID

Donors need to recognise the internal contradictions of their own practices, the political dimensions of corruption, and the need to coordinate better.

UN human rights mechanisms don’t always recognise the link between corruption and human rights. An independent expert would connect the two.

Donors and government agencies are failing to achieve the successes promised at the start of the fight against corruption.