Anti-corruption and Compliance Control Practices for Identifying and Evaluating Corruption Risks
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Empirical Experience, Whistleblowers Rights, Legal Framework, Public Involvement, Anti-Corruption Efforts, Methodology, Cooperation, Implementing MeasuresAbstract
This article explores advanced international empirical practices for identifying and assessing corruption risks in public administration, highlighting the successful measures implemented by various developed nations. While it is impractical to fully replicate these systems, the insights gained from their experiences can inform and enhance domestic anti-corruption legislation. The Republic of Moldova, Slovenia, and South Korea serve as a case study, having made significant strides in combating corruption, as evidenced by their 2023 score of 42 points, 37 points, and 32 points respectively on the Transparency International index. This article examines the methodologies adopted by the aforementioned countries for assessing corruption risks within public administration, emphasizing the importance of public involvement and institutional accountability in mitigating corruption. By analyzing these countries' approaches, the article aims to provide valuable hands-on experience and guidance for other nations, including my country, Uzbekistan, seeking to improve its anti-corruption efforts on the whole in the fast-paced world.
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