United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (Addis Ababa)
Watch: Why Most Reports about Corruption in Africa are Biased
In the video below, the Economic Commission for Africa's Mohamed Salih explains why the Africa Governance Report IV titled Measuring Corruption in Africa - The International Dimension Matters is the first of its kind. "Most of the reports about corruption in Africa," says Mohammed Salih, "are somehow biased; they look at corruption only as an African problem." "Those reports "don't look at the external factors and the international dimensions of corruption. This is the first time we have a report that looks internally and externally." More about the ECA in this BRIEFING.
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1 April 2016
African Governance Report IV: Measuring Corruption In Africa: The International Dimension Matters
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