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Rangers have been found to both engage in corruption and to report it as witnesses. It is crucial to understand the everyday power relations and identities within which rangers and communities are embedded when designing development and conservation activities.

In some societies people come to see corruption as the norm. Programmes that bring youth into contact with integrity trendsetters can help change these attitudes, building trust in government officials.

India's judicial regulatory regimes should establish arm’s-length bodies, with adequate representation from all stakeholders – bringing them in line with Bangalore Principles on Judicial Conduct.

Databases of biometric information are increasingly used to identify citizens and improve services. But here we discuss the real risks to privacy, safety and equity.

The extent of corruption and its effect on the poor. How it prevails in sectors such the judiciary, and what forms it takes. The main drivers, and the anti-corruption actors and initiatives.

Despite adopting an anti-corruption strategy and reforms to Afghanistan’s legal code, gaps remain in the institutional framework and lack of enforcement continues to be a barrier to state-building and reduces development impact.

Participation and transparency in water sector budgeting initiatives help to develop deliberative capacity in the community and to build trust between citizens and officials. They are therefore intrinsically valuable, in addition to strengthening the links between transparency, accountability, participation, and anti-corruption.

Collusive contracting and kickbacks remain widespread in the energy and infrastructure sectors, while industries driven by fast-moving consumer durables, such as telecommunications, seem to be becoming more resistant to such practices.