The United Nations Convention against Corruption. A Primer for Development Practitioners

Jessica Schultz

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The United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC), adopted in Merida, Mexico in 2003, represents a remarkable achievement for international anti-corruption efforts. With endorsements from more than 140 state signatories representing every region of the world, the UNCAC offers a comprehensive, global framework for combating corruption.

Jessica Schultz

Senior Researcher

U4 Theme:

See the theme pages on the U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre.

The United Nations Convention against Corruption. A Primer for Development Practitioners

Jessica Schultz

U4 Theme:

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