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Informal systems of reciprocity help people cope with adversity, but they can also promote favouritism and corruption – learn how practitioners can navigate the dilemmas these systems present for…

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

Understanding the broader environment of accountability, how informal systems of reciprocity are structured, and how individuals respond to pressures from these networks can help guide policy choices.…

‘Bottom-up’ interventions from coalitions of anti-corruption practitioners can help build a critical mass against politicised corruption and support routes to genuine accountability.

Evidence and advice to stimulate new thinking around approaches to building integrity in elections.

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