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Approaches to anti-corruption through the Australian aid program: lessons from PNG, Indonesia and Solomon Islands (pdf 360kb)

There is a requirement that AusAID country strategies be updated to include anti-corruption plans. This Office of Development Effectiveness assessment aims to help AusAID and other Australian Government agencies understand issues around corruption in partner countries and begin the process of formulating anti-corruption plans.

The assessment is divided into three chapters:
- Chapter 1: Corruption in context
- Chapter 2: Cross-cutting issues from country studies
- Chapter 3: Case studies of approaches to anti-corruption

Resource link:
http://www.ode.ausaid.gov.au/ publications/pdf/ anti-corruption_assessment.pdf
Published: 2007
Source: AusAID (http://www.ausaid.gov.au)
Added to ADG on: 26 August 2008 , contributed by: AusAID
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