This document discusses the definition and types of corruption. It defines corruption as obtaining an advantage through illegitimate or immoral means that are inconsistent with one's duties. There are two main types of corruption discussed: petty corruption involving small acts by individuals, and state corruption where private interests effectively control certain government functions. Common forms of corruption include bribery, embezzlement, fraud, extortion, abuse of discretion, nepotism, and improper political contributions. The document also outlines characteristics that enable corruption and discusses how globalization, media, and laws/accountability frameworks can help address the problem.

2. What is corruption?
Types of corruptions
Common characteristics
Globalization increased risk
Role of media
Impact of corruption

3. Giving or obtaining advantage through means
which are illegitimate, immoral, and/or
inconsistent with one's duty or the rights
others.
The duty of
of
youth is to challenge
corruption.
Kurt Cobain

4. • Petty corruption
• State corruption
The following of the most common form
of corruption ,
as described in UNITED NATION ANTICORRUPTION TOOLKIT
Bribery
Embezzlement, theft and fraud
Extortion
Abuse of discretion
Favouritism, nepotism and clientelism
Conduct creating or exploiting conflicting interests
Improper political contributions

5. • 1.Gap between group and individual interest .
• 2. Two or more parties since one can hardly be
corrupt with one’s own self
• 3. Consenting adults that have a common
understanding
• 4. Benefit furtherance
• 5. Misuse of the power that often drives a
wedge between intended and stated
positions, for unintended benefits
• 6. Existence of power that could be
grabbed, usurped, entrusted or otherwise
available

7. • Globalization has increased the risk of
corruption but has also increased the
opportunities to curb it

8. The media can serve many important
functions, not just exposing corruption
but also sustaining an open and
transparent flow of information and
fostering a climate of opinion that is
increasingly
intolerant of corruption.

9. - Hinders
social and economic development and
increases poverty by diverting domestic and
foreign investment away from where it are most
needed;
- Weakens education and health
systems, depriving people of the basic building
blocks of a decent life;
- Undermines democracy by distorting
electoral processes and undermining government
institutions, which can lead to political instability;
- Exacerbates inequality and injustice by
perverting the rule of law and punishing victims of
crime through corrupt rulings

10. laws fixing accountability and encouraging
transparency combined with efficient judiciary
and free press provide ideal atmosphere to
tackle the menace of corruption.

11.  Coruption, as we know is the criminal thing
that do by a person in a certain capacity
especially with negative connotation, they
do the illegal thing to make a benefit for
them self.
 We can difference coruption into 2 calsses.
First is Petty corruption, its a kind of
coruption where did by some people in a
little capacity, they do a little coruption, but
they do that many times.

12.  The other cases of coruption is State
capture refers to a situation in which private
interest has effectively taken over certain
state functions, a type of corruption
generally less understood by the public or by
the media.
 So, coruption is an illegal thing that we
couldn’t do, because, with out coruption we
can be a good generetion for our country.
And then we can make our country clear
from coruption and make our country better.