World Policies - Corruption
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Really Useful Links for International Trade
World Policies' database and links to information on combating global corruption.
The Inter-American Anti-Corruption Network is a dynamic electronic information system through which individuals and organizations interested in the prevention and fight against corruption in the Americas interact.
Information on corruption, news about corruption in various countries in Europe and Asia, anti-corruption strategies, various treaties and codes of ethics, and assessments of countries. There are also discussion groups, programs, and a calendar of events related to anti-corruption.
The Center for International Development at Harvard's listing of specialized resources for Transparency with links to research papers and links.
The TI-Corruption Ranking is a joint initiative of Transparency International and Göttingen University and is updated once a year. The index is an assessment of the corruption level in 52 countries as perceived by businesspeople, risk analysts and the general public.
Website by the WTO providing documentation and issues on the study of transparency in members' government procurement practices and to develop elements which could be included in a future agreement on transparency.
A non-governmental organization dedicated to increasing government accountability and curbing both international and national corruption.
USA chapter of Transparency International, the not-for-profit,
non-governmental organization committed to countering corruption in international business transactions and, through its national chapters, to curbing corruption at the national level.
World Trade Organization research paper about transparency.
Graphical tools developed by the World Bank that are designed to provide a snapshot of governance performance for individual countries or groups of countries.
Web portal designed to inform, educate and unite people searching for answers to transparency questions as they apply to domestic regulatory reform. Includes transparency country analyses of 14 countries.
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