How enablers facilitate illicit financial flows: Evidence from Africa
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Professionals such as lawyers, accountants and corporate service providers have played a critical role in facilitating financial flows from Africa.
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Professionals such as lawyers, accountants and corporate service providers have played a critical role in facilitating financial flows from Africa.
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As corruption, authoritarianism and insecurity fuel each other, the region is in decline.
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The region is struggling to achieve tangible results against corruption – no country has registered a significant improvement on the CPI in the last decade. Private interests…
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The African Anti-Corruption Day provides a good opportunity to reflect on progress so far. This reflection should involve citizens.
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This toolkit documents advocacy tactics developed by African Transparency International chapters to hold governments accountable
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This study looks closely at four countries in the Middle East and North Africa region – Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco and Tunisia – with the aim of investigating the relationship…
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This report assesses the state of implementation of the African Union Convention on Preventing and Combatting Corruption in 10 countries.
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The Towards Enforcement of Africa’s Commitments against Corruption project aims to reduce corruption in Africa by supporting civil society actors in their efforts to monitor the…