Research reports
Assessing the impact of corruption on people living in poverty
2010
Someone stepping on money, a Zambian euphemism for bribery: Ponya ni pondepo - 'Drop something and I will step on it.' Photo: Jay Butcher/Tearfund
This report explores some of the impacts of corruption on people living in poverty in developing countries. It presents the experiences of communities whose voices are seldom heard and highlights the need to tackle corruption as one of the key barriers to development.
It is based on field research conducted by Tearfund partner organisations in Cambodia, Peru and Zambia.
Tools and guides
How to promote transparency, combat bribery and hold governments to account
Research reports
Research to understanding the causes and effects of corruption in the LAC region and the ways the church can combat it adequately and effectively
Research reports
A paper advocating for extractive industry transparency to be high-priority on the 2014 G20 Summit agenda
Tools and guides
How to promote transparency, combat bribery and hold governments to account
Research reports
Research to understanding the causes and effects of corruption in the LAC region and the ways the church can combat it adequately and effectively
Research reports
A paper advocating for extractive industry transparency to be high-priority on the 2014 G20 Summit agenda
Tools and guides
How to promote transparency, combat bribery and hold governments to account
Research reports
Research to understanding the causes and effects of corruption in the LAC region and the ways the church can combat it adequately and effectively
Research reports
A paper advocating for extractive industry transparency to be high-priority on the 2014 G20 Summit agenda
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