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Where trust in governments is low, community leaders and informal influencers can be effective messengers for accurate health information.

Uganda’s rich biodiversity is threatened by the illegal wildlife trade. But efforts to tackle the trade are undermined by corruption. Sustained community engagement could make a difference.

Interest in researching corruption has grown recently, expanding to new perspectives on cross-border corruption, more refined approaches to measurement, and context-tailored anti-corruption tools.

Participation and transparency in water sector budgeting initiatives help to develop deliberative capacity in the community and to build trust between citizens and officials. They are therefore…

Social accountability tools for reducing corruption and improving public-sector performance. A framework for practitioners to best tailor initiatives to local needs.

Trust, the sense of ownership, and inclusion create and strengthen participation by enabling community members to express their opinions and expectations, and demand accountability from power…

Analyse the conditions under which customary authority can be an effective partner in resisting corruption in community-driven development projects.