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Professional Agency in the Ecology of Wrongdoing
CMI Working Paper | Jun 2018
This study offers an account of individual agency within a constructivist view of professional wrongdoing. The main contribution is a model in which the ...
professional wrongdoing, constructivism, tax avoidance, wealth management
Juridification and social citizenship: international law, democracy and professional discretion
Book Chapter | Jan 2014
Juridification and social citizenship: international law, democracy and professional discretion Hen
Creating an Enabling Environment for Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health: A Framework and Promising Approaches
Journal Article | Jan 2015
This article provides a conceptual framework and points out the key elements for creating enabling environments for adolescent sexual and reproductive ...
Benefits and drawbacks of per diems: Do allowances distort good governance in the health sector?
U4 Brief | Nov 2009
Per diems, or daily allowances, are an important mechanism for reimbursing work‑related expenses, encouraging participation in professional development ...
corruption in aid, health
Lifting the Veil of Secrecy: Tax Havens, Capital Flows and Developing Countries
Event | 21 Nov 2016
What is the role of the tax avoidance industry? How can the challenges that tax havens represent be mitigated? On 21 and 22 November 2016, leading academics, ...
Corruption, évitement fiscal, blanchiment dans le secteur extractif: de l'art de jouer avec le droit
Book | Sep 2019
Le pétrole, le gaz et les minerais sont des ressources indispensables pour le bon fonctionnement de nos économies et sont très convoitées. ...
Extractive industries, Corruption, Compliance, EITI, Transparency, Commodity trading, Intermediaries, Professional enablers
Providing policy makers with timely advice: The timeliness-rigor trade-off
Journal Article | Jan 2017
Policy makers bemoan the lack of research findings to guide urgent decisions, whereas researchers' professional code puts rigor first. This article argues ...
Beyond the code of conduct: Building ethical competence in public officials
U4 Brief | Sep 2009
Can Codes of Conduct set realistic ethical standards for officials? Can training in ethics and professional standards make any practical difference in ...
ethics
Improving the Quality of Health Care when Health Workers are in Short Supply
CMI Working Paper | Dec 2008
A number of low- and middle-income countries have a severe shortage of health workers. This paper studies how health workers' choices of labour supply ...
Tanzania
Democratic Imperatives
News | 8 Jun 2012
A new report documents measures that can make government and politics more responsive, more accountable and more transparent and enable citizens to take a greater role in governing themselves.
Strengthening Nordic development cooperation in and with Afghanistan
Report in External Series | Mar 2009
The meeting of the Nordic Foreign Ministers in Stockholm on 18 April 2008 adopted a Plan of Action for Nordic Cooperation in Afghanistan to enable them ...
Afghanistan
Legal enforcement of social rights: Enabling conditions and impact assessment
Journal Article | Jan 2010
This article commends the concise and useful analysis of courts and the legal enforcement of economic, social and cultural rights given in Christian Courtis’ ...
The Proxy Challenge Competition
News | 31 Jul 2013
U4 and DFID are exploring how to use proxy indicators to better evaluate anti-corruption efforts. Development practitioners, monitoring and evaluation professionals, and researchers are invited to submit proposals.
Norwegian Refugee Council: Durable Management for Durable Solutions
News | 16 Apr 2007
NRC is very efficient, professional and creative when it comes to implementation of
projects and emergency response. But the management routines and coordination
need to be improved.
DRC, Colombia
Per diem policy analysis toolkit
U4 Issue | Dec 2012
Most organizations use per diems as a way to reimburse out-of-pocket expenses for travel and to encourage staff to attend professional development activities. ...
health, per diem, abuse of per diem, wages, human resource management, motivation, incentives, control, travel, fraud
Evaluation of the Norwegian Fredskorpset (FK Norway)
Project | Jun - Dec 2015
Fredskorpset is a Norwegian government agency established to promote and fund exchange of young professionals and volunteers between Norway and developing ...
Civil society, technical assistance, NGOs, Norway, Africa, Asia
Drowning in Oil: Angola's Institutions and the "Resource Curse"
Journal Article | Jan 2014
Institutional factors are increasingly highlighted to explain the “resource curse” or, why some countries with rich natural resources have ...
Political institutions, development, oil, resource curse, Angola
Understanding success and failure of anti-corruption initiatives
U4 Brief | Apr 2011
Most anti-corruption initiatives fail. This Brief sets out to understand why that is, and what might be done about it. Anti-corruption initiatives ...
corruption in aid
Can Ghana withstand the resource curse?
News | 26 Nov 2013
Ghana discovered oil in 2010. The country now produces 100 000 barrels a day, amounting to an income of 1 billion dollars a year. Are the country's institutions strong enough to withstand the resource curse? -Yes, says Inge Amundsen, senior researcher at the Chr. Michelsen Institute.
Egypt's constitutional cul-de-sac: Enabling military oversight and a security state in a nominally democratic order
CMI Insight | Apr 2014
Egyptians began 2014 being summoned back to the polls for the third time in three years on a constitutional matter. This time, as in the past two ...