Public financial management

Evidence shows that interventions at every stage of the PFM cycle have a positive impact on curbing corruption, and a recent report also found a positive correlation between public expenditure and financial accountability (PEFA) scores and perceptions of corruption.

Corruption risks in urbanisation threaten ambitions for a prosperous, inclusive, resilient urban future. Urban planners’ professional community is potentially a potent source of integrity – through its self-image, purpose, values, and ethical responsibilities.

Mixed results from anti-corruption interventions in Jordan, Tunisia, Morocco and Palestine. Summary of available evidence on reforms and citizen engagement.

How artificial intelligence may advance anti-corruption efforts through improved detection. Avoiding corruption-prone procedures with novel processes.

Value chain analysis is a useful way to map corruption risks at sector level. However, to gain meaningful insights, it is necessary to conduct bespoke appraisals.