Due to the failure of grid-based supply, over 80% of SMEs in Nigeria own or use a generator, or self-generate. This is hugely damaging environmentally, as generators use diesel. Also, SMEs are not ...
This case study shows how the SOAS-ACE approach was applied to address policy-distorting corruption in Nigeria's electricity sector. The SOAS-ACE approach tackles corruption when traditional ...
Expenditure on pharmaceuticals comprises a large share of health budgets. It involves many different actors, often working out of the public gaze, making the process ...
Skills training programmes are critical for job creation and structural transformation in developing countries. However, they often achieve poor results because of corruption. By looking ...
This case study was developed as part of the SOAS ACE “How to” guide, “Navigating the Political Economy of Corruption: Observing and understanding actors’ behaviours, ...
Since its privatisation in 2013, the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI) has been constrained by persistent inefficiencies, corruption and liquidity challenges. Micro, small and medium ...
The Nigeria Electricity Supply Industry (NESI) has been plagued with liquidity challenges since privatisation in 2013. Poor payment of bills by customers is a key ...
Bangladesh has successfully increased spending on primary education and achieved impressive improvements in enrolment rates; however, the quality of learning outcomes remains a serious concern. ...
Despite progress on several key health indicators, Bangladesh’s health sector remains underfunded, overburdened, and vulnerable to various forms of corruption and abuse. These include illegitimate ...
Corruption is a serious constraint on development and despite significant investment by donors, anti-corruption initiatives have made little impact to date (Evans, 2023; Krafchik and ...
