Standards for integrity in political finance: A global policy position
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Corruption enters politics through illicit funds and opaque donations. These backdoors must be closed.
Policy Position 04/2009: Building corporate integrity systems to address corruption risks
Corporate integrity is often perceived to be the product of ethical leadership, strong compliance and effective regulations that prevent and sanction wrong-doing. While these elements are essential, each on their own is not sufficient to comprehensively and sustainably tackle the broad range of interrelated corruption risks that face companies.
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G20 Position Paper: Financial integrity for sustainable development and inequality reduction
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A lack of high-level engagement on corruption has weakened the clarity and impact of G20 anti-corruption initiatives for sustainable development.
Tackling land corruption is vital to achieving land rights and the 2030 SDG agenda
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This policy brief provides recommendations for transparent land governance to achieve UN Sustainable Development Goal-related targets.
Convention Evasion: Madagascar's plan to pull rosewood stockpiles out of CITES
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