Research reports
A discussion paper on corruption, development and people living in poverty
1999 Available in English
This paper defines corruption as “the act by which ‘insiders’ profit at the expense of ‘outsiders’, conveying the ideas of abuse of position, offending against relationships, and underhandedness, and sets out some guiding principles for tackling it as a major development issue.
It puts forward a number of recommendations for action.
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Tools and guides
How to promote transparency, combat bribery and hold governments to account
Available in 4 languages
Tools and guides
Describes how organisations can set up and improve their governing body
Available in 5 languages
Research reports
A paper advocating for extractive industry transparency to be high-priority on the 2014 G20 Summit agenda
Available in 1 language
