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From dysfunctional to functional corruption: The politics of reform in Lebanon’s electricity sector (Working Paper in English and Arabic)
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Win-win: Designing climate change projects for effective anti-corruption in Bangladesh (Blog)
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Climate change investments in Bangladesh: leveraging dual-use characteristics as an anti-corruption tool (Working Paper)
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Designing for differences: aligning incentives in Tanzania’s skills sector (Working Paper)
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The political economy of ‘scarcity’ in East Africa: a case study of sugar production, smuggling and trade in Tanzania (Working Paper)
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Tanzania’s ‘rice bowl’: Production success, scarcity persistence and rent seeking in the East African Community (Working Paper)
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Why some anti-corruption campaigns make people more likely to pay a bribe (Blog)
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The unintended consequences of anti‐corruption messaging in Nigeria: Why pessimists are always disappointed (Working Paper)
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COVID-19: Locking in solutions while in lockdown (Briefing Paper)
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De-risking as an anti-collusion strategy in Bangladesh (Briefing Paper)
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The potential of small and medium enterprises: Off-grid solutions to corruption in Nigeria’s electricity sector (Briefing Paper)
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@edking_I @RHarrabin @SimonMaxwell001 @FCDOREDGCSD Coal became too expensive for BD even with gov financing from CN, JP and IN because price-setting was collusive. @ACE_soas paper shows risk mitigation is financially feasible, promotes competition and enables greener power https://twitter.com/PeterEvans_Guv/status/1367551061419057153
Excited to see our sister programme #GI_ACE will be presenting some of their work on behavioural approaches to anti-corruption in Tanzania!
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