G20 position paper: clean supply chains (2017)
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In a globalised world, acting with integrity is not limited to refraining from giving or demanding a bribe. It also includes not violating human rights or the environment.
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Human assistance involves large sums of funding – US$ 24.5 billion in 2014 – that can be vulnerable to corruption and diversions that hurt the needy. Curbing corruption is a long-term effort that must be given strategic importance and adequate resources. Leaders of humanitarian organisations, donors and affected governments must take on the responsibilities and actions required to tackle corruption and to ensure humanitarian assistance delivers on its goals.