High Integrity Talks: How COP31 Presidency can set a new standard for climate leadership
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National Integrity System Assessment Turkey (2016)
This National Integrity System (NIS) Assessment presents a holistic picture of Turkey’s institutional landscape with regard to its capacity to function, its compliance with good governance principles, and its performance in the fight against corruption. Within this framework the analysis identifies weaknesses and shortcomings affecting the whole system, as well as institution-specific areas of concern. Of the 15 institutions assessed, 11 were classified as “weak” and only four rated as high as “moderate”.
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