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Measuring Corruption in Africa: The International Dimension Matters (Record no. 513)

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ISBN 978-92-1-125125-8
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Title Measuring Corruption in Africa: The International Dimension Matters
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Edition statement African Governance Reprot IV
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Place of publication Addis Ababa
Name of publisher United Nations Economic Commission for Africa
Year of publication 2016
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Number of Pages 124p.
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Summary, etc This report calls upon African countries and partners to move away from purely perception-based measures of corruption and to focus instead on approaches to measuring corruption that are fact-based and built on more objective quantitative criteria. The current predominantly perception-based measures of corruption are flawed and fail to provide a credible assessment of the dimensions of the problem of corruption in Africa. They focus on country ranking (“naming and shaming”) and as such do not provide useful policy insights and practical recommendations to inform policy and institutional reforms to help African countries to stem corruption. Alternative non-perception-based methods of measuring corruption remain inadequately developed and also ignore the international dimension of corruption in Africa. In assessing the magnitude of corruption in Africa, far more attention should be given to decision-making processes and their ultimate implementation, as well as the international dimension of this phenomenon.
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Topical Term Corruption
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Uniform Resource Identifier iffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/Measuring corruption in Africa.pdf
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