This report by Global Financial Integrity and partners highlights calls by civil society experts for African leaders to accelerate the agenda addressing Illicit financial flows in Africa. It highlights a list of fourteen measures governments can take in the immediate term to catalyse their efforts to combat IFFs, an issue of critical importance to regional development, following the Addis Ababa Action Agenda, Sustainable Development Goals, and the High Level Panel as national leaders meet at the 28th African Union Summit in Addis Ababa. The 14 point agenda integrates fundamental political and institutional steps that African governments and African multilateral agencies have begun taking to curb IFFs from the continent.
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