01418nam a22001457a 4500020002200000100002000022245007600042260004500118300000900163520096900172650001501141856009601156942000701252999001301259  a978-3-943497-93-9  aPring, Coralie   aPeople and Corruption : Africa Survey  2015-Global Corruption Barometer  aBerlinbTransparency Internationalc2015  a49p.  aThis is a research report published by Transparency International in partnership with Afrobarometer on people’s views with regards to what they perceive as  the biggest sources of corruption in their lives. It intends to raise awareness on the scale of graft and to drive anti-corruption work to stop it. Afrobarometer, spoke to 43,143 respondents across 28 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa between March 2014 and September 2015 to ask them about their experiences and perceptions of corruption in their countries. It is estimated that nearly 75 million people have paid a bribe in the past year. The results also highlight that there are a small number of countries in the region that are seen as doing quite well in addressing the scourge of corruption. The main finding of this report is that there is a clear disparity between a few strong performing countries in regard to anti-corruption and the many weak performers on anti-corruption across the continent.  aCorruption  uhttp://iffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/Africa-survey-2015-Global-Corruption-Barometer.pdf  cCF  c434d434