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Working Paper No. 05/2009 Corruption and Local Government
In their daily lives, citizens tend to have close contact with local agencies. This proximity to the people and the discretion that local officials have can make local government highly vulnerable to corruption. Experiences from Liberia, Peru, Slovakia and South Korea are profiled to show how stakeholder collaboration can aid in designing effective local initiatives to combat corruption.
contact: plres@transparency.org
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by Communications (TI-S) <ocg@transparency.org> English 8 Published by Transparency International | |
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ISSN:
1998-6432 |
In their daily lives, citizens tend to have close contact with local agencies. This proximity to the people and the discretion that local officials have can make local government highly vulnerable to corruption. Experiences from Liberia, Peru, Slovakia and South Korea are profiled to show how stakeholder collaboration can aid in designing effective local initiatives to combat corruption.
contact: plres@transparency.org
