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In Madagascar, gold mining could be a major source of development for the government and the population. However, every year the country suffers losses due to the increase in illicit practices such as…

Madagascar grapples with systemic corruption, a weak rule of law and porous borders with an abundance of natural resources, which has in turn given rise to various organised criminal networks dealing…

Corruption systémique, État de droit faible et frontières peu étanches avec une grande richesse en ressources naturelles favorisent l’essor de différents réseaux de crime organisé s’adonnant à divers…

Community-based anti-corruption efforts are often seen as a way to empower those affected by the negative consequences of corruption. However, when lucrative natural resources are involved, such…

In Madagascar, high-level corruption can undermine local efforts to save the island’s threatened ecosystems. Communities need better participation and improved trust in conservation organisations.

What factors condition anti-corruption success and failure in renewable resource sectors? Five recommendations for conservation practitioners and donors seeking to scale efforts to target natural…

À Madagascar, l’exploitation aurifère pourrait constituer une source de développement majeure pour le gouvernement et la population. Cependant, chaque année, l’État malgache est perdant face à…