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Newsletter archive
- March 2022
- December 2021
- September 2021
Webinars on Nigeria's electricity sector, EFCC and anti-corruption messaging; SOAS-ACE's first think piece; 80,000 Hours podcast with Mushtaq Khan - June 2021
SOAS-ACE at the OECD Global Anti-Corruption & Integrity Forum; anti-corruption in the health sector; the way forward for Lebanon's electricity sector - March 2021
OECD Global Anti-Corruption & Integrity Forum; corruption research and gender; new blog, short film and podcast - February 2021
Designing climate change projects for effective anti-corruption in Bangladesh; tackling Lebanon's electricity crisis; Tanzania's skills sector - December 2020
Seasons Greetings from SOAS-ACE! Latest research on Lebanon's energy crisis, Uganda's medicines market and Bangladesh's climate change investments - November 2020
Tackling corruption in the electricity sector; HSR2020; Covid-19: scaling up and the governance challenge - August 2020
New research grant projects; latest anti-corruption research on Bangladesh, Pakistan and Nigeria; and welcoming new SOAS-ACE staff - June 2020
SOAS-ACE at #DSA2020, COVID-19 and anti-corruption, podcast on the public perception of corruption - April 2020
Reflections from partners on the COVID-19 response, new podcast and SOAS-ACE post-doctoral research vacancy - March 2020
Corruption in Nigeria's electricity sector and extractive industries, podcast on potentials and risks of digital identity systems - October 2019
Annual partners meeting and new research on the impact of digital identity systems - December 2018
Our top ten highlights from 2018 - November 2018
New research grants on private sector corruption - September 2018
Addressing corruption in global health systems - November 2017
Why does the political settlement matter for effective anti-corruption?