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People at large can play an important role in holding power to account and addressing problems of corruption.

Innovations and new digital solutions are being developed on all continents. Some relate to accountability and to strengthening civil society’s ability to collaborate and monitor government actions.

Interest in researching corruption has grown recently, expanding to new perspectives on cross-border corruption, more refined approaches to measurement, and context-tailored anti-corruption tools.

The complexity and transnational nature of pharmaceutical supply chains demand sophisticated collaborations to ensure the safe distribution of vaccines – not just a safeguarding database.

Citizens in The Gambia, Nigeria, and South Africa are online to follow the money.

Blockchain is a promising technology for certification in education, but questions remain over privacy, trust, accuracy and ethics.

Blockchain technology is not a one-stop remedy to combat corruption. It needs surrounding structures in place to support its successful application.

Much has been written about blockchain's contribution to land registry reforms in Georgia. But much of the credit should go to longer-term institutional reforms.

Databases of biometric information are increasingly used to identify citizens and improve services. But here we discuss the real risks to privacy, safety and equity.