Keeping Government Contracts Clean (Policy Brief)

23-Oct-2008

Could countries do more to prevent waste, fraud and corruption in
government contracts? Governments and state-owned firms increasingly
turn to the private sector for a variety of goods, services and public works,
such as buying basic computer equipment or building roads and dams. This is
a major economic activity of governments, generating huge financial flows.

OECD countries agree on new approach to cut fraud and corruption in public procurement

31-Oct-2008

OECD countries and industry must do more to crack down on fraud and waste in government contracts, such as building new schools and roads, that cost taxpayers billions of dollars every year, says OECD. These are among the recommendations in the new Principles for Enhancing Integrity in Public Procurement, part of a broader initiative to tackle corruption and improve governance.

OCDE seeks Anti-bribery Specialist (Africa)

06-Aug-2008

The OECD Anti-Corruption Division is looking for an anti-bribery specialist to carry out a stock-taking of business integrity and anti-bribery policies and practices in Africa. Applications close 15 September.

New publication on informal institutions

12-Feb-2008

This publication shows how family and kinship structures, traditions and social norms can be instrumental in improving development outcomes. It offers concrete examples from the areas of governance, gender equality and private sector development. The publication is based on the conclusions of an international seminar organised jointly by the Development Centre and the DAC’s Network on Governance (GOVNET).

 

Anti-corruption seminar in Fragile States, 17 October 2007

04-Dec-2007

This one-day seminar was jointly organised by the OECD DAC Network on Governance (GOVNET) Anti-Corruption Task Team and the DAC Fragile States Group (FSG)-Task Team on State Building. Its purpose was to identify and analyze the challenges of tackling corruption in fragile states and take stock of donors’ anti-corruption interventions in this area.

Policy Paper on Anti-Corruption

29-Nov-2007

A just-published Policy Paper that maps out the collective action challenges and issues that donors must address to fight corruption.

Principles for Donor Action in Anti-Corruption

29-Nov-2007

The GOVNET's Principles for Donor Action in Anti-Corruption provide an understanding of how donors can improve their co-ordination in the fight against corruption and provide a basis for dialogue with partner countries.

DAC Policy Paper on Human Rights and Development

31-May-2007

On 15 February 2007, the DAC for the first time approved a policy paper devoted exclusively to the promotion and integration of human rights in development.

DAC Ministers Agree on a Collective Action Agenda for Improving Governance to Fight Corruption

15-May-2007

On 4 April 2007, Ministers of Development Cooperation and Heads of Agencies agreed to improve governance to fight corruption.

Improving Governance and Fighting Corruption

15-Mar-2007

In his opening remarks at this international conference, Mr. Gurría spoke about the importance of stamping out bribery and corruption, and the OECD’s work—notably its Anti-Bribery Convention—to achieve this goal.

High-level roundtable

9 December 2009 Paris, France

Foreign Bribery: who pays the price?

Annual report

Overview of the Convention and how it works

OECD Working Group on Bribery

Essential reading

The OECD fights corruption

Anti-corruption tools and expertise from the OECD

Key documents

Talking about corruption

Progress made and challenges ahead in the fight against corruption

Interview with the head of the anti-corruption division

How does OECD fight corruption?

Corruption wastes millions of dollars and works against the aims of developed and developing countries.

Watch this video explaining the importance of the Anti-Bribery Convention

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