Social accountability initiatives and civil society contribution to anti-corruption efforts in Bangladesh

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Social accountability initiatives and civil society contribution to anti-corruption efforts in Bangladesh

27 March 2018

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Kaunain RahmanResearch Coordinator

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Matthew JenkinsResearch and Knowledge Manager

In collaboration with

Transparency International

Topics

Development cooperation

Civil society

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Rahman, K.; (2018) Social accountability initiatives and civil society contribution to anti-corruption efforts in Bangladesh . Bergen: U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre, Chr. Michelsen Institute (U4 Helpdesk Answer 2018:4)

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About the author

Kaunain Rahman

Kaunain received her Master's in Corruption and Governance from The Centre for the Study of Corruption at the University of Sussex in the UK where her focus area of research was corruption in international business. She works as Research Coordinator at Transparency International (TI), and her main responsibilities lie with the Anti-Corruption Helpdesk.

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Keywords

development cooperation, Bangladesh, civil society, NGOs

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