Most anti-corruption programmes include an awareness-raising element, where significant resources are spent on trying to raise the profile of corruption and anti-corruption. These types of efforts have ...
The cost of procuring pharmaceutical products – especially medicines – represents a major share of public health spending. At the same time, the significant financial resources ...
Absenteeism – unauthorised employee absence from the workplace – is one of the most common forms of corruption among frontline health workers. Despite having an extensive infrastructure, ...
The pharmaceutical sector in Pakistan forms a critical component in the provision of access to essential medicines for its citizens. However, the sector has hitherto been ...
Collusive contracting with private power plants in Bangladesh has resulted in high power prices that cost the taxpayer around US$1 billion a year in subsidies, ...
A recent strand of quantitative research has suggested a deeply concerning finding: by making individuals aware about the pervasiveness of corruption, anti-corruption messages may make ...
This paper is the first comprehensive study of Tanzanian Diversified Business Groups (DBGs) – conglomerates that encompass a variety of inter-linked, market-based economic activities, which are organised ...
This research focuses on the private sector in Indonesia’s upstream oil and gas industry which is seen as having the greatest risk to corruption and ...
The privatisation of the Nigerian electricity sector was a much-anticipated reform exercise. Launched in 2010, the exercise was intended to modernise the sector and cater to ...
Trade misinvoicing and the resulting tax evasion are profoundly intertwined with the political economy of corruption and the development trajectory of Tanzania. Since the 1990s – ...
