Posts cover the costs of corruption of all kinds. Such costs include, but not limited to, those associated with and have negative impacts on the rule of law, public funds, and resources, education, healthcare, poverty, civil society, economic sustainability, foreign direct investment (FDI), interest rate, citizenship, and citizens trust in public institutions.
These posts also cover the negative consequences of corruption on the proper separation of powers (legislative, judicial, and executive), and tax collections.
يقدم المعهد الأمريكي لمكافحة الفساد هذه المصادر باللغة العربية دعما لأعضائه ومريديه في الدول الناطقة باللغة العربية وتعزيزاً لرؤية ومهمة المعهد. وسنقوم بإضافة العديد من المصادربإستمرار الفساد في القطاع الصحي: الشرق الأوسط وشمال إفريقيا دور المواطن العربي البسيط في مكافحة الفساد نشر المعرفة المتخصصة والإستثمار في الوقاية من الفساد ترخيص...
Excerpt of the first interview with Mr. L.B. Files, president of The AACI. Some countries believe in managing corruption rather than fighting corruption. Worse, some countries use corruption as a tool for governance. The complete Interview
The AACI’s View November 13, 2017 Ban Ki-moon’s, the United Nations Secretary-General, message on the International Anti-Corruption Day on December 9, 2016 was forceful and alarming: “Corruption strangles people, communities and nations. It weakens education and health…..No country is immune, and every country bears a responsibility to end it.” Fighting corruption...
The least cost of corruption is money or anything of monetary value. Corruption damages kill. It kills. Healthcare corruption, especially in developing countries, should put the international community on alert. Though the estimated annual average costs of fraud are 5% of gross revenues in developed countries, it exceeds 15% (...
As The American Anti-Corruption Institute’s (AACI) journey approached five years since launching its operations in late 2012, fraud and corruption scandals continued to make headlines. Though the Volkswagen Dieselgate costs exceeded $30bn to date, and Samsung’s CEO will spend time in prison for corruption charges, the corporate world does not seem...
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June 13, 2017; Technical Staff The AACI currently prepares an initiative for the Arab countries healthcare sector. It is an ambitious and innovative anti-corruption project. Transparency, integrity, and accountability are fundamental pillars of the project. The Arab countries healthcare decision makers and executive management will always play a pivotal role...
Starting September 1, 2016, The AACI offers globally a disciplined anti-corruption certification program to organizations seeking to prevent fraud and corruption inside their business processes, operations, and culture. This certification process is the first of its kind worldwide and forms a basis for institutional change in fighting fraud and corruption....
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