It has been a privilege to support U4 in developing the self-paced course Anti-Corruption Il: From understanding to intervention. Informed by research and practice, the course provides knowledge resources for more effective engagement against corruption.

With more than 25 years of experience in the field, I understand the challenges practitioners face in designing and implementing anti-corruption reforms. I have supported government agencies, NGOs, donors, and international organisations across various regions with diagnostic studies like legislative analyses and corruption risk assessments; policy and programme development and implementation; context-sensitive application of anti-corruption standards and good practices; mentoring and training; and results monitoring and learning. The question 'What works in anti-corruption and why?' has guided my career, leading to evaluation practice alongside implementation, and a keen interest in the findings of U4 and other leading research initiatives.