CJL NEWS

From corruption analysis to theories of change, CJL’s approach to anti-corruption practice via IACA’s course has something to offer every practitioner.

CJL’s Co-Directors developed an online course for practitioners and policy makers to explore how anti-corruption programming needs to be adapted for fragile and conflict affected contexts.

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We are delighted to be working with The Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance to further our understanding of how the informal rules that drive behavior (aka social norms) operate in highly formalized environments – like the security sector.

The CJL team got together with practitioners from across the globe who are using social norms-based approaches to address corruption among civil servants on May 10.

CJL has started a new collaboration with RTI International to pilot the integration of social norms change with a natural resources management program.

CJL hosted a virtual gathering of researchers working the intersection of civil servants, social norms, and corruption on May 4.

CJL and Accountability Lab will host a session at the OECD Global Anti-Corruption and Integrity Forum 2022

CJL contributes to YAC’s new Course

CJL has published a new short guide: Social Norms in Practice

CJL Present’s USAID’s Anti-Corruption Evidence and Learning Week

CJL Presents at the ‘Integrating Anti-Corruption into Canadian Foreign Policy