Tools for Assessing Corruption and Integrity in Institutions: A Handbook

Abstract

Developed for practical field use, this handbook outlines a methodology that provides reliable quantitative, qualitative, and comparative information that can be used to design, implement and evaluate sector- or government agency-specific anticorruption programs. Steps in the methodology include reviewing available information, conducting an expert assessment, conducting quantitative surveys of both users and government officials, and using the assessment findings to inform program design. A series of annexes provides technical depth, as well as a model scope of work to implement the assessment.