What happens when the funding ends?
Without deliberate attention to sustainability from the outset, even strong technical interventions remain externally dependent and struggle to outlast donor funding.
Lina Lozano
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Mainstreaming Anti-Corruption in SSR
Julien Joly sets out his thoughts on what an approach to mainstreaming anti-corruption in security sector reforms could look like.
Julien Joly, Transparency International
Jul 21, 20217 min read
Three Things Peacebuilders Should Read About Anti-corruption and Conflict
In this post, Rosemary Ventura introduces three essential articles on anti-corruption in conflict contexts.
Rosemary Ventura, CJL
Jun 27, 20216 min read
SFRA: A mental model for front-line reformers
By Mark Pyman and Paul Heywood Many in front-line positions – politicians, organization leaders, public officials, civic groups, company...
Mark Pyman, Anti-Corruption Committee (Afghanistan)
Jun 17, 20216 min read
The “Big Reveals” from Stakeholder Analysis can be Central to Effective Change
By Rosemary Lark, Practice Fellow, CJL Stakeholders wield formal and informal power and influence that can importantly impact reform. ...
Rosemary Lark, CJL
Jun 4, 20214 min read
Black Boxes and Trendsetters: Social Norm Change Tips from Cristina
By Dhaval Kothari, Corruption, Justice and Legitimacy Program We have spent the past several months deciphering how social norms can most...
Dhaval Kothari, CJL
May 17, 20216 min read
Actionable Evidence: What a Donor Learnt about Addressing Police Corruption
By Schuyler Miller, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement, with Alessandra Testa, CJL Program With the responsibility of...
Schuyler Miller, INL
May 3, 20216 min read
Is it a Social Norm, or Something Else? The Curious Case of a Traffic Police Officer in India
By Dhaval Kothari Since I started working with the Corruption, Justice and Legitimacy Program (CJL), I have learned that it is not easy...
Dhaval Kothari, CJL
Apr 16, 20215 min read
How might faith-based actors play a role in changing values and norms of corruption?
By Roberto Laver Having grown up in Argentina, with its consistently high levels of societal corruption, I am quite familiar with the...
Roberto Laver, Fides
Mar 28, 20215 min read
Peacebuilding & Corruption: Look through an Anti-Corruption lens toward Security Sector Reform
By Julien Joly Corruption, conflict and instability are profoundly intertwined. It has been shown time and again that corruption not only...
Julien Joly, Transparency International
Mar 1, 20215 min read
Two roads that will never meet?
An agenda for dialogue on the intersection of peacebuilding and anti-corruption By Diana Chigas For me, as a peacebuilding practitioner of 30 years, the idea that corruption can be a key driver of conflict is almost a truism. It comes up time and time again as a key driver in the conflict analyses I conduct around the world. It is so pervasive that three of the seven archetypal conflict structures that emerged through my work on CDA’s Reflecting on Peace Practice were driven
Diana Chigas, CJL
Feb 25, 20217 min read
The Threat is Real: what it means for civil servants when social norms and the law do not align
By Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church Image credit: Hatem–Tunisialive In late 2019, I travelled to Kampala to work with the DFID and EU supported Strengthening Uganda’s Anti-Corruption and Accountability Response (aka SUGAR) Technical Assistance Facility. My colleague, Dr Teddy Atim, and I were tasked with figuring out why, after five years of supporting the implementation of the 2009 Anti-Corruption Act, public servants convicted of corruption were still not routinely removed from t
Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church - CJL
Jan 21, 20215 min read
Best of 2020
By Malavika Krishnan Happy 2021 from the Corruption in Fragile States Blog and the Corruption, Justice and Legitimacy (CJL) Team! Though...
Malavika Krishnan, CJL
Jan 6, 20214 min read
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