Statistics on Corruption - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
Differently from opinion-based methods, evidence-based approaches collect and analyze data on the experience of corruption to provide more solid and actionable information. Such approaches do not aim at scoring or ranking countries but rather to produce information for analysis, policy-development and monitor progress of anti-corruption strategies.
Corruption - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
Information on experience of corruption is gathered through sample surveys on different targets - general population, business sector, civil servants - following strict methodological standards. UNODC is also the leading agency in developing the methodology for measuring corruption, both among the population and the private sector.
Promoting Open Data to Fight Corruption in Indonesia
(Online), 3 June 2021 - The use of open data is a crucial tool to enable a culture of transparency, accountability, and information accessibility as part of efforts to prevent corruption. In 2015, this was distilled into six principles by the International Open Data Charter (ODC), which was launched by the United Nations General Assembly:
Preventing Corruption Through Data Analytics in Southeast Asia
2020年11月25日 · Open data standards can be important for empowering anti-corruption practitioners across a vast array of contexts. Drawing on the guidance of the OCDS Red Flags methodology, Khairil Yusof explained how algorithms could be replicated in order to apply anti-corruption tools within “data constrained environments”. Meanwhile, the guidance and ...
Introduction to Role of Data Analytics in Anti-Corruption and Fraud
2021年1月7日 · The unequal application of data analytics across anti-corruption efforts in the region is evident in many elements of the study. For example, the data showed that only half of ACAs in Southeast Asia tend to consider bribery, money laundering or conflict of interest risk typologies when applying data analytics.
Formulating Data-Driven Anti-Corruption Approaches Across …
Indonesia’s Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has made notable progress in the collection of data in the fight against corruption, including through Law 2002/30 that pioneered a three-pronged approach of education, prevention and investigations, and through Law 2003/13 that offers whistleblower protection.
collect, analyze and use relevant data on corruption at the national and subnational levels to inform and monitor their policies. Which authorities can use this framework? Collecting relevant data to measure corruption is a shared responsibility involving various stakeholders including: 1. National statistical offices.
Corruption4 is a deliberate action against the public interest, a misuse of public power for private gain, an illegal malpractice with the goal of personal enrichment, a wilful violation of rules of conduct. A precondition to better understanding and fighting corruption is data, to identify, make it available and collect it using sound ...
maps, to ensure greater accuracy and reliability of the data collected. Notably, it includes a Gender and Social Inclusion module, which allows for the collection of granular, disaggregated data by gender and disability status, providing greater understanding of how corruption affects different segments of the population.
foster understanding of the anti-corruption strategy, mobilize support for anti-corruption measures and encourage and empower populations to expect and insist on high standards of public service integrity and performance. • To provide the basis of assistance to other countries in their efforts against corruption. TYPES OF DATA TO BE SOUGHT