Governance & Integrity Anti-Corruption Evidence (GI ACE)

research generates actionable evidence for use in designing and implementing more effective anti-corruption initiatives.

WHO

Research partners around the world, funded by UK aid from the British people.

WHAT

Practical research in priority areas of anti-corruption work, currently focused on: global finance, global trade, and vulnerable sectors, with nineteen projects so far.

WHY

To generate actionable evidence for use in designing and implementing more effective anti-corruption initiatives.

Research Projects

Advancing Integrity – Uganda

This project works from the theory that fostering collective pride in good governance and providing a positive recognition for local leaders who forego corruption will decrease corruption in a national park revenue-sharing programme in western Uganda.

Recent Posts

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New article by Robyn A. Lewis & Prof. Michael Johnston explores how elite networks shape governance in Tasmania. Using the Gunns pulp mill case, they reflect on informal influence, transparency, and public trust.

Read more: http://bit.ly/TasmaniaCorruption2

#Governance #Tasmania

Dr Mario Hidalgo joins Prof @LizDavidBarrett on Kickback to discuss how corruption enabled Ecuador’s shift from “Island of Peace” to a hub of organised crime. Tune in for insights on political polarisation and institutional unpreparedness.

🔗http://bit.ly/131epSoundcloud

New KickBack episode: Dr @mariannecamerer & Devi Pillay join @LizDavidBarrett to discuss state capture in South Africa, the role of civil society, and how pressure brought change. Essential listening on anti-corruption. Listen: http://bit.ly/Soundcloud129

#KickBack #GIACE

🎙️ New #Kickback episode!

@LizDavidBarrett & Kevin Davis dive into Trump’s suspension of the FCPA - what it means for U.S. companies, global corruption, & anti-bribery efforts.

🔗 SoundCloud: http://bit.ly/Soundcloudep128
🔗 Spotify: http://bit.ly/SpotifyEp128

#FCPA #AntiCorruption

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