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Ukraine is not the first country to require urgent reconstruction of its energy sector. Other countries’ efforts can provide some valuable lessons – especially in mitigating procurement corruption.

A new French law for tackling global inequality could make the restitution of stolen assets a reality

The origins of anti-corruption in DFID

Judicial vetting, although a radical measure, has been deemed appropriate and necessary in Albania given high levels of judicial corruption.

For those who follow the arcane meanderings of the UK government’s approach to corruption, it is a gold mine of information.

Much has been written about blockchain's contribution to land registry reforms in Georgia. But much of the credit should go to longer-term institutional reforms.

Outdated structures and corrupt practices in Moldova's judicial system mean true independence for judges is still a long way off.

In developing and transition countries, broad-based anti-corruption efforts often struggle to make a significant impact. Six steps can help practitioners identify priority sectors and strategies for…

The new case management information system makes Kosovo’s justice system more efficient and transparent, and reduces the opportunities for corruption.

A historical account of how and why donors went from ignoring corruption before the 1990s, to embracing it as a development challenge.