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Donors need to recognise the internal contradictions of their own practices, the political dimensions of corruption, and the need to coordinate better.

Our research has uncovered important strengths and weaknesses in current approaches to anti-corruption in renewable natural resource management.

Multistakeholder partnerships can coordinate their actions to share risks and combine resources and skills to solve common problems.

Multistakeholder partnerships, which rely on skills and inputs from the private sector, public sector, and civil society, offer great potential to enhance integrity and reduce corruption across…

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…

We are still far from confident about ‘what works’ in donor anti-corruption efforts. Most analysis has been on WHAT donors have been trying to do. But could part of the answer be in HOW they work?

Ethnically plural societies such as Guyana are prone to ethnic clientelism. Entrepreneurs behind small and medium-sized enterprises are well-placed to help curbing grand corruption through collective…

We need alternative strategies beyond legal and enforcement tools to address systemic corruption. Capacity building for politicians can be adapted to challenge corrupt norms and incentives.

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