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Anti-Corruption and UNCAC Implementation

Good Practices in Public Sector Excellence to Prevent Corruption

2018

“Good Practices in Public Sector Excellence to Prevent Corruption: A Lessons Learned Study in Support of the Implementation of the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC)” makes a strong case that the public sector plays a key role in upholding transparency, accountability and integrity, and vice versa. Part I of this study provides a conceptual framework and formulates an operational definition of both “public sector excellence” and “prevention of corruption”. Part II draws on lessons learned from 18 good practices and provides guidance on how these might be applied to the best possible effect in other contexts, while contributing to the implementation of the UNCAC overall.

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Partnering in Anti-Corruption Knowledge

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Partnering in Anti-Corruption Knowledge: A Guidance Note for Development Partners

November 2013

This Note provides some guidance on what the UNCAC can mean for the work of various development partners and practitioners. The aim is to raise awareness about UNCAC and provide some guidance on how UNCAC could be used as a framework for technical assistance and anticorruption programming.

This publication aims to contribute to achieving the SDGs from an anti-corruption perspective.

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Guidance Note: UNCAC Self-Assessments

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Guidance Note: UNCAC Self-Assessments. Going Beyond the Minimum

October 2010

This Guidance Note provides a methodology for national stakeholders on how to conduct a comprehensive and participatory Self-Assessment of UNCAC implementation. Based on previous country experiences, every UNCAC Self-Assessment process is expected to provide an opportunity for national dialogue on anti-corruption policies and programmes and further stimulate reforms to curb corruption in the interest of sustainable human development. This practical guide was published by the UNDP Asia-Pacific Regional Centre in partnership with UNODC, GTZ, Basel Institute on Governance (Switzerland) and Institute of Governance Studies, BRAC University (Bangladesh).

This publication aims to contribute to achieving the SDGs from an anti-corruption perspective.

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