Our Anti-Corruption Helpdesk service meets the professional knowledge and research needs of a variety of stakeholders, from bilateral and multilateral donors to anti-corruption practitioners. Drawing on our long-standing experience of operating the U4 Helpdesk, this service provides timely and tailored answers to corruption-related queries from Transparency International's movement as well as development practitioners. It responds to emerging knowledge needs while mobilising the expertise available across our global network of anti-corruption experts and practitioners.
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Each answer provides a synthesis of the state of research on a particular topic, lessons learnt from case studies as well as practical recommendations for anti-corruption approaches.
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The Anti-Corruption Helpdesk is supported by the European Commission and Chr. Michelsen Institute.
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