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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.

Qualifying how women and men experience corruption in different ways can help to improve anti-corruption efforts. This first part of our blog on gender and corruption examines the last 20 years of research.

Part one of our blog on gender and corruption identified the gaps in the last two decades of research. This second part looks at how the research agenda could become more inclusive over the next 20 years.

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.

Resolution 10/10 of the UNCAC Conference of States Parties has been a long time coming – but it could mark a turning point in mainstreaming gender in anti-corruption initiatives.

Resolution 10/10, passed at the UNCAC-CoSP in December 2023, is a significant victory for gender mainstreaming in anti-corruption. We look at what it achieved – and some missed opportunities.

Of the 12 resolutions passed at the tenth Conference of States Parties, no fewer than four recognised the link between gender and corruption.