Nigeria’s ‘miracle examination centres’ undermine education: how to stop the rot
This blog was written by a team of researchers of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, partner of the SOAS Anti-Corruption Evidence Consortium, and Dr Pallavi ...
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What opportunities are there for reducing corruption in climate finance and the energy transition?
As the dust settles following COP26 in Glasgow and the world reflects on what was, and was not achieved, it is clear that climate finance ...
Cutting Edge Issues in Development – Making Anti-Corruption Effective: A New Approach
This blog was written by Hayoung Lee, MSc student of Development Studies at LSE. It was originally published on LSE Department of International Development on ...
Queuing for petrol in Bath and Beirut
This blog was written by Dr. Neil McCulloch, Director of The Policy Practice, partner of the SOAS Anti-Corruption Evidence Consortium. It was originally published on ...
Rethinking anti-corruption: The need for politically located data
This blog was written by Dr Pallavi Roy, Research Director of the SOAS Anti-Corruption Evidence Consortium. It was originally published on Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment on 15 June 2021. It ...
Energy and empowerment in Lebanon: Impact of a reliable energy supply in changing women’s lives
This blog was written by Dr Ali Ahmad, Research Fellow at Harvard Kennedy School of Government, partner of the SOAS Anti-Corruption Evidence Consortium. It was originally published on International ...
Win-win: Designing climate change projects for effective anti-corruption in Bangladesh
This blog was written Prof Mushtaq Khan and Dr Mitchell Watkins of the SOAS Anti-Corruption Evidence Consortium. It was originally published on From Poverty to Power on 4 February 2021. It ...
Why Nigeria’s main anti-corruption body should not become a debt collection agency, and how to stop it
This blog was written Dr Pallavi Roy (Research Director) and Dr Mitchell Watkins (Research Fellow) of the SOAS Anti-Corruption Evidence Consortium. The blog was originally published on The Global Anticorruption Blog ...
Regulating medicine markets in Uganda: Do developments in anti-corruption research provide a solution?
To realise UHC and stem anti-microbial resistance, we need to govern medicine markets better This blog was written by Eleanor Hutchinson, Freddy Kitutu, Sunday Mundua ...
Addressing collusive contracting in Bangladesh’s electricity
How small subsidies can reduce investor risk, increase competition and save billions of dollars for governments and consumers. By Mitchell Watkins (Research Fellow, SOAS-ACE) and Mushtaq Khan (Professor ...