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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This study is designed to assess the Jordanian National Integrity System (NIS) through an analysis of thecapacities of the main institutions of the State, and an assessment of the extent to which the roles relating to anti-corruption, promotion of transparency, accountability, and governance are undertaken up to the 30 March 2016. The preparation of this study has been accompanied by several national developments. For example butnot limited to, the issuance of the elections Law, Political Parties Law, Decentralisation Law, and theadoption of the National Action Plan for Human Rights, as well as the attempts in favour of the structuralreform in many regulatory institutions.