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Bad politics and corruption are ideally addressed together. Doing so is not expensive compared to the budgets wasted if these problems go unchecked.

Blockchain is a promising technology for certification in education, but questions remain over privacy, trust, accuracy and ethics.

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 Myanmar government is prioritising anti-corruption initiatives. Yet weak rule of law and military influence are still major concerns.

Corruption and fraud in higher education includes nepotism and favouritism, embezzlement, academic dishonesty, sextortion, and more. Development partners can support initiatives to strengthen academic…

Bolivia ranks below regional averages in most governance areas, including higher education. The areas of corruption risks in higher education are accreditation and quality control, administration,…

Education sector corruption erodes social trust, worsens inequality, and sabotages development. Practitioners can use transparency and accountability tools to target corrupt behaviours and the…

In countries where a systemic approach isn’t practical, practitioners should target specific anti-corruption interventions that promise highest impact and feasibility. Albania is a case in point.

Schools and universities in various countries are teaching youth about integrity norms and values. Despite limited evidence on effectiveness, some good practices and lessons learned have emerged.