Publications

Gendered patterns shape who pays, benefits, and holds power in Viet Nam's health sector corruption. As reforms advance to 2030, there's a chance to embed gender-responsive, accountable healthcare.

Ukraine must encourage broad-based domestic ownership of an open and collaborative policy arena to ensure sustainable anti-corruption progress.

Experiences from Colombia, Honduras, Mexico, and Venezuela show that there are ways to legally address corruption as part of the structural conditions for human rights violations.

Public health procurement is highly vulnerable to corruption, requiring digital transparency, competitive bidding, and independent oversight. In Central Asia, enforcement gaps and restricted civic space continue to limit the impact of recent digital and legal reforms.

Здравоохранение в сфере государственных закупок крайне уязвимо для коррупции, что требует цифровой прозрачности, конкурентных торгов и независимого надзора. В Центральной Азии пробелы в правоприменении и ограниченное гражданское пространство по-прежнему сдерживают эффект от недавних цифровых и правовых реформ.

Peru’s emerging electromobility sector faces critical corruption risks, from mineral extraction and public procurement to "revolving doors" in regulation, demanding urgent transparency and stronger oversight to prevent exploitation.

Effective anti-corruption efforts require seamless interagency coordination to close enforcement gaps and tackle complex financial crimes. While the UK leverages strong legal frameworks and dedicated units like the NCA, overcoming institutional silos and fragmented data remains vital to turning intelligence into successful prosecutions.

State-linked actors exploit opaque shell companies and financial secrecy to mask cyberthreats, corruption, and foreign interference. Strengthening ownership transparency and information sharing is essential to uncovering these hidden channels and protecting strategic sectors from national security threats.

Strong governance and community consent are essential to prevent carbon markets from fueling corruption and conflict in fragile contexts like Mozambique.

Countries choosing to implement transitional justice mechanisms must carefully weigh the trade-offs and costs of addressing corruption in this way.