Curbing corruption in public procurement – what can be done?
Using big data to identify indicators of corruption in aid-funded public procurement? Join the debate.
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Introducing the ACE research consortium
A brochure introducing the work of the ACE research consortium.
SOAS ACE health projects brochure
A brochure introducing the projects conducted under the SOAS ACE consortium's health sector work.
Why doctors leave their posts – problem-solving irregularities in the health sector with healthcare workers in Bangladesh
A workshop held with ACE partners at the James Grant Centre of Excellence for Universal Health Coverage at BRAC University, the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and the team at SOAS, led to some fascinating discoveries about why irregularities occur in the practice of local healthcare delivery in Bangladesh, and what could be done about it.
19 March 2018 – Political settlements and the search for feasible anti-corruption strategies
ACE's Executive Director presented the political settlements framework underpinning ACE's work at a seminar held at the University of Birmingham.
10 January 2018 – Controlling corruption in development aid: new evidence from contract-level data
ACE's Research Director Antonio Andreoni and Dr Elizabeth David-Barrett presented the findings of the British Academy led ACE research project 'Curbing corruption in development aid-funded procurement'.
Anti-corruption in Bangladesh: towards feasible governance improvements
A Briefing Paper discussing possible future scenarios for evolution of the political settlement in Bangladesh.
Anti-corruption in Nigeria: accepting the constraints and moving forward
A Briefing Paper discussing possible future scenarios for evolution of the political settlement in Nigeria.
Tanzania at a crossroads: anti-corruption and the political settlement
A Briefing Paper discussing possible future scenarios for evolution of the political settlement in Tanzania
#UnitedAgainstCorruption
Ahead of the UN's International Anti-Corruption Day, our Research Director Pallavi Roy explains how and why the ACE research consortium was established to find new ways to make anti-corruption real.