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| Country:
| Europe and Central Asia ; |
| Doc Name:
| Anticorruption in transition : a contribution to the policy debate |
| Keywords:
| Accountability,Administrative Corruption,Anticorruption,anticorruption campaigns,anticorruption efforts,Anticorruption Strategies,Anticorruption Strategy,Asset declaration,authority,Bribery,bribes,Budget management,Business Associations,Business Environment,Civil Liberties,civil service,civil societies,Civil Society,Civil Society Participation,collaborative research,Collective Action,communism,communist,Corporate Governance,corruption levels,corruption problems,Credibility,critical importance,Decentralization,Decisionmaking,decrees,Democracy,Direct Investment,Disclosure,discretion,economic growth,economic policies,economic reforms,Ethics,extortion,Figures,financial interests,financial support,Fiscal,Foreign Direct Investment,Foreign Investment,Foreign investors,Freedom of information,government policies,government services,Income,Independent Commission Against Corruption,Inequality,Informal Payments,institutional framework,International Development,Judiciary,Justice,laws,Legislative oversight,legislature,market economies,market economy,Media,money Laundering,Nations,natural resources,Organized Crime,Parliament,Parliamentary votes,Political Accountability,political competition,political development,political influence,political institutions,Political Leaders,political leadership,political parties,Political Party,political system,politicians,Prime Minister,prosecution,public administration,Public Affairs,public finance,public funds,public institutions,public officials,public procurement,public procurement contracts,public resources,public revenues,Public Sector,Public Sector Management,public service,public service delivery,Reconstruction,regulatory framework,Repression,social networks,social stability,socialism,sovereignty,state assets,state institutions,transition economies,Transparency,Unofficial Economy,vested interests. Corruption; Transitional economies; Credibility; Corruption in politics; Redistribution; Foreign investment; Foreign assistance; Legacies; Political accountability; Civil society; Competitiveness; Regulatory reform; Corporate governance; Judicial corruption; Conflict of interests; Disclosure laws & regulations; Political patronage; Money laundering; Business ethics; Regulatory agency; Illicit payments
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| Language:
| English |
| Major Sector:
| Public Administration, Law, and Justice |
| Region:
| Europe and Central Asia ; |
| Rep Title:
| Anticorruption in transition : a contribution to the policy debate |
| Sector:
| Other Public Sector Management |
| Topics:
| Public Sector Development |
| SubTopics:
| Public Sector Corruption & Anticorruption Measures ; Governance Indicators ; Corruption & Anticorruption Law ; National Governance ; TF054599-PHRD-KYRGYZ REPUBLIC: WATER MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENT PROJECT |
| Unit Owning:
| Office of the Regional Vice Pres (ECAVP) |
| Originating Unit:
| Office of the Regional Vice Pres (ECAVP) |
| Collection Title: | A World Free of Poverty series |
| ISBN: | ISBN0-8213-4802-7 |
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| In the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, the Baltics, and the Commonwealth of Independent States, the simultaneous process of developing a market economy, designing new political and social institutions, and redistributing social assets have created fertile ground for corruption. Many governments throughout the region have made combating corruption a priority and have turned to the World Bank for assistance in designing feasible anti-corruption strategies. This report seeks to unbundle the varies practices of corruption to identify and compare different patterns of the problem across transition countries. It then draws out lessons for tailoring anti-corruption strategies to address the variation across the region in an effort to target reforms more effectively. The report draws on a multitude of sources and ongoing research and lessons of experience, including the Bank's work in this area. However the report does not seek to review the Bank's operations or set specific strategic guidelines for its operational work in this area. It is intended as a contribution to the growing policy dialogue on developing practical strategies for reducing corruption. |
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