This document discusses corruption, including its definition, types, causes, consequences, and potential solutions. Corruption is the intentional noncompliance with ethical standards for personal or related gain. There are various ways corruption occurs, such as from top-down or bottom-up in organizations, and types like bribery, extortion, nepotism, and embezzlement. Causes of corruption include factors like country size and stability, low wages, and lack of oversight. Consequences are harms like poverty, economic inefficiency, undermining development goals, and empowering organized crime. Proposed solutions center around increasing transparency, empowering citizens, strengthening monitoring, and reforming policies.
2. Objectives;
• Corruption
• Ways of corruption
• Types of corruption
• Causes of corruption
• Consequences of corruption
• Solutions of corruption
3. CORRUPTION
; • Corruption is the
intentional noncompliance
with arm's length
principle aimed at
deriving some advantage
from this behavior for
oneself or for related
individuals.
4. Conti...
• Misuse of public power.
• A form of dishonesty or criminal offence undertaken by
a person with a position of an authority.
8. Consequences of corruption;
• Poverty and inequality
• Economic loss and inefficiency
• Undermining the Sustainable Development Goals
• Public and private sector dysfunctionality
• Impunity and partial justice
• Organized crime and terrorism
9. Solutions;
• End impunity
• Promote transparency
• Empower citizens demand for anticorruption
• Strengthen monitoring policies
• Establish new policies
• Eradicate inaffable policies
