Corruption

Year 2008

The Second Session of the Conference of the States Parties (COSP) to the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC)

Year 2007

Transparency International:

Corruption Perceptions Index

Report on Corruption Perceptions Index

Report on the Global Corruption Barometer

Content:

• Executive summary – global corruption barometer 2007
• Paying bribes around the world continues to be all too common
• Corruption in key institutions: political parties and the legislature viewed as most corrupt
• Experience v. perceptions of corruption - do they align?
• Levels of corruption expected to rise over the next three years
• Public scepticism of government efforts to fight corruption - in most places
• Conclusion
• Appendix 1: the global corruption barometer 2007 questionnaire
• Appendix 2: The global corruption barometer 2007 - about the survery
• Appendix 3: regional groupings
• Global corruption barometer 2007
• Appendix 4: country tables

Presentation:

Programmes to Combat Corruption: The Malaysian Experience
Remeli Bin Awang
Malaysia Administrative Modernisation and Management Planning Unit (MAMPU)
Prime Minister Department
Malaysia

Content:

• Introduction
• Moving towards modernization
• Creating excellent service delivery system
• Corruption eradication
• e-Government Initiatives
• Conclusion

Year 2006

Transparency International:

Corruption Perceptions index ( 2005-2006)

Bribe Payers Index Report

Content:

• Introduction
• 1. The BPI 2006
• 1.1 Methodology
• 1.2 The BPI 2006 Results
• 1.3 The reliability of responses
• 2. How respondents in different groups of countries rate companies
• 2.1 How the behaviour of companies changes in different parts the world
• 2.2 How companies behave in low income and OECD countries
• 3. How the results of the BPI 2006 compare with those of the CPI 2005
• 4. Summary
• Annex 1: Respondents to the survey used for the BPI 2006
• Annex 2: BPI 2006 – Further analysis of results

Making Malaysia Corruption Free
Mohamed Jawhar Hassan
Chairman and CEO of ISIS Malaysia

Content:

• Progress
• Scepticism
• Political risk and courage
• A campaign by all
• 20 Ideas

Year 2005

Partnering against corruption principles for countering bribery
World Economic Forum

Content:

• 1. Introduction
• 2. The Partnering against corruption - Principles for countering bribery
• 3. Development of a programme for Countering bribery
• 4. The programme: Scope and Guidelines
• 5. Programme Implementation Requirements

Year 2004

Anti Corruption Policies in Asia and the Pacific
Asian Development Bank

Content:

• Abbreviations
• Foreword
• Editorial Remarks
• Executive Summary
• Chapter 1 Preventing corruption
• 1.A Preventing corruption in public administrations
• 1.A.1 Integrity and competence of public officials
• 1.A.2 Public management system
• 1.A.3 Transparent regulatory environment
• 1.B Curbing corruption in the political sphere
• 1.B.1 Funding of political parties and electoral campaigns
• 1.B.2 Codes of conduct applicable to elected politicians
• 1.C Regulating the business sector and fostering ethical business
• 1.C.1 Business regulation and supervision
• 1.C.2 Fostering ethical business
• Chapter 2 Sanctioning and Prosecuting Corruption and related offences
• 2.A Criminalizing bribery, money laundering, and illicit enrichment
• 2.A.1 Criminalizing active and passive bribery
• 2.A.2 Criminalizing money laundering
• 2.A.3 Criminalizing illicit enrichment
• 2.B Detecting, investigating and prosecuting corruption
• 2.B.1 Law enforcement agencies
• 2.B.2 Investigative tools
• 2.B.3 Impeachment procedures and limitation of immunities
• Chapter 3 Active public involvement in the fight against corruption
• 3.A Policy dialogue and cooperation between governmental and nongovernmental actors
• 3.B Raising awareness and educating the public about corruption issues
• 3.C Public scrutiny and access to information
• 3.C.1 Public scrutiny, monitoring and discussion of corruption
• 3.C.2 Access to information
• Appendix: Anti-Corruption Action Plan for Asia and the Pacific

Year 2003

United Nations Convention against Corruption

Content:

• Preamble
• Chapter I General Provision
• Chapter II Preventive Measures
• Chapter III Criminalization and law enforcement
• Chapter IV International Cooperation
• Chapter V Asset recovery
• Chapter VI Technical assistance and information exchange
• Chapter VII Mechanisms for implementation
• Chaper VIII Final provision

Year 2002

Transparency International:

Bribe Payers Index

Year 1997

Anti-Corruption Act
Anti-Corruption Agency Malaysia

Content:

• Part I Preliminary
• Part II Establishment of agency, appoinments and powers
• Part III Offences and penalties
• Part IV investigation, search, seizure and arrest
• Part V Provisions relating to public prosecutor
• Part VI Evidence
• Part VII Prosecution and trial of offences
• Part VIII General

Date not specified

International Case Study:

Stamping out Corruption in Malaysia
Tunku Abdul Aziz
Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors
Transparency International, Malaysia

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