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In 2017, @anticorruption reported that 1 in 4 people had paid a bribe to access public services. To have an effect, we believe that #anticorruption strategies should involve people with power to influence.
Read about our strategies: http://ow.ly/Cz4r50HtB7z

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12 Jan

@traffyaston @FCDOREDGCSD @A4EA_Research @exseacatwoman @miniannette @zaza_curran @NgulubeMoze @participangela @VincentMujune @ACE_soas @mushtaqkhan100 @Besinati @joyaceron_ph @waltergfloresm @aina_akin @arochamenocal @hamarquette @PeterEvans_Guv This is a useful categorization of pathways to achieve scale. And an excellent starting point for a conversation between more inclusive approaches to TPA and sectoral approaches like @ACE_soas's. @guerzovich @duncan_edw

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13 Jan

Losing $3.6 trillion annually to #corruption is alarming. #Anticorruption strategies must transcend mere #rules enforcement & integrate interested players with capacity to influence. We've developed 4 such strategies.

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