Anti-Corruption in a changing world: Norway's role and priorities in development assistance

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What role can and should a small country like Norway - yet a relatively significant development actor - play in advancing anti-corruption? Where are the real opportunities to make a difference, and how should efforts be prioritised in a changing world?

This roundtable provided U4 inputs during a visit to CMI by Norway's Minister of International Development, on 27th April 2026.

Hilde Selbervik

U4 Director

Arne Strand

Senior Researcher

David Jackson

Principal Advisor (U4)

david.jackson@cmi.no

Monica Kirya

U4 Deputy Director; Principal Adviser (U4)

monica.kirya@cmi.no

David Aled Williams

Principal Adviser (U4) and Senior Researcher (CMI)

Sofie Arjon Schütte

Principal Adviser (U4)

sofie.schuette@cmi.no

Guillaume Nicaise

Senior Adviser (U4)

guillaume.nicaise@cmi.no

U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre

Feb 2002 - Dec 2026

Corruption

Anti-Corruption in a changing world: Norway's role and priorities in development assistance

Hilde Selbervik

Arne Strand

David Jackson

Monica Kirya

David Aled Williams

Sofie Arjon Schütte

Guillaume Nicaise

U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre

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