Ending Debt Secrecy: Recommendations to the G20 on Anti-Corruption in Sovereign Borrowing and Lending
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Recommendations to the G20 to strengthen transparency, accountability and integrity in sovereign borrowing and lending
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Transparency International has collated and reviewed the Afghanistan National Unity Government’s (NUG) anti-corruption commitments over its past two years in office, and prioritised the commitments that, if achieved, would most likely lead to meaningful progress in tackling corruption in Afghanistan. Drawing on the expert inputs of individuals from Afghan civil society and business, Afghan Government institutions and the international community, this report sets out Transparency International’s findings and collates information on NUG progress against these priority commitments. To assist the NUG in achieving these priority commitments, this report also sets out Transparency International’s recommended NUG actions over the short term (6-12 months) and during the remainder of its term in office (up to three years).