Natural resources and energy
Corruption and anti-corruption efforts in natural resources and energy sectors
jbdodane BY-NCCorruption cuts across natural resource sectors. The risks affect extractive industries such as oil and gas. Forests, wildlife, and other renewables suffer too. Navigate anti-corruption research and policy advice to improve development results.
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