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Building Integrity and Reducing Corruption in Defence and Security: 20 Practical Reforms

Mark Pyman, Anne-Christine Wegener

This is the second edition of the TI Defence and Security Programme's Handbook, Building Integrity and Reducing Corruption in Defence and Security: 20 Practical Reforms. This Handbook has a simple purpose: to show busy decision makers how significant progress can be made in tackling corruption risks in defence and security. In it, we recommend ways to diagnose corruption risks and how to lead change in defence and security establishments.  We discuss military operations, the procurement process, and budgets and assets, and show how nations are tackling corruption risks in each of these.  This edition of the handbook came about in response to the positive reaction to the first edition, and draws upon lessons we have learned in the past three years of our work.  People from some 35 nations have contributed to the ideas and approaches described here.

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Subject:
Procurement, Offsets, Military Operations, Industry Initiatives, Budgets, Codes of Conduct, Reform Experience, Parliamentary Oversight, Arms Procurement, Negotiation Process, Contracts, Corruption Reform, Integrity Building, Reform Measures, Organised Crime, Defence Integrity Pacts, Arms Export Controls, Single Sourcing, Agents & Brokers, Assets, Private Military & Security Companies, Governance, Good Governance, Metrics and Surveys, Measuring Defence and Security Corruption, Measuring Corruption, Anti-Corruption Policies, Compliance Programmes, National Security, Ethics, Arms Trade Treaty
Type:
Reports by TI-DSP
Related Countries:
United Kingdom
Region(s):
Americas, Asia & Pacific, Europe & Central Asia, Middle East & Africa
Useful for:
Government, Armed Forces, Civil Society, Companies
Publication date:
February 2011