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SOAS ACE @ACE_soas·

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Our new brief explains a feasible strategy for reducing collusion and #corruption in #Bangladesh's power sector.

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Global Integrity @GlobalIntegrity·

4 Aug

"ACE is informed by an appropriate #political economy analysis and understanding of relevant power dynamics." Learn about the unique + effective approach of the sister programs, #GI_ACE + @ACE_soas: https://ace.globalintegrity.org/ace/ #anticorruption @pmheywood @johntonn @mushtaqkhan100

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SOAS ACE @ACE_soas·

30 Jul

"How to Build a Company That (Actually) Values Integrity" - practical guidance for leaders. https://hbr.org/2020/07/how-to-build-a-company-that-actually-values-integrity

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The UK aid-funded Anti-Corruption Evidence (ACE) Programme has two components: the Global Integrity-DFID ACE Partnership and the SOAS-led ACE Research Consortium.

COVID-19: Locking in solutions while in lockdown

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