This synthesis of 40 studies examines corruption in health systems as a systemic feature shaped by incentives, power and informal practices. It highlights the limits of conventional approaches and outlines more politically feasible pathways to effective reform.
The Nigerian banking industry lacks comprehensive strategies for effectively addressing lending corruption and loan contracting in the sector.
Lending corruption, which is the focus of this research, captures both paying bribes and using familiarity rather than merit as the metric to access credit.
Climate adaptation projects in Bangladesh have been widely affected by high levels of corruption and resource leakage.
In many African countries, the majority of sick adults and children seek healthcare from medicine retail outlets which are licensed to sell over-the-counter drugs. This ...
Bangladesh is one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable countries. The government and international development partners have committed billions of dollars in adaptation infrastructure to mitigate ...
The existence of skills gaps and mismatches has been widely documented in several developing countries. Tanzania is no exception here. Highly subsidised vocational education and ...
Sugar scarcity is a widespread phenomenon across the African continent. National governments cover the so-called ‘sugar gap’ – the difference between domestically produced sugar and ...
Vocational skills development and the effective organisation of skills are crucial for countries to be able to enhance their industrial competitiveness and, as a result, ...
More skills, higher levels of skills, and different kinds of skills have to be developed and effectively organised if countries are to be able to ...
