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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.

A recent UN report warns that external public debt engenders greater poverty and inequality. Yet, it fails to mention how corruption worsens this picture.

Corruption in the medical supply chain has been amplified by the Covid-19 pandemic. But this can help us identify ways to mitigate corruption in future health crises.

Contexts of systemic corruption require tailored strategies alongside traditional measures to strengthen public sector integrity.

Corruption risks in vaccine research and clinical trials in lower-income nations, include undue influence, bribery and misappropriation of the research funds.

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

Cuba appears to be making progress on anti-corruption. However, political secrecy and lack of rights remain risks

Corruption and fraud in higher education includes nepotism and favouritism, embezzlement, academic dishonesty, sextortion, and more. Development partners can support initiatives to strengthen academic integrity and university compliance with anti-corruption norms.