Corruption involves dishonest behavior by those in positions of power for personal gain. There are different types of corruption like petty, grand, and systematic. Corruption occurs in many sectors like public, political, and police. It impacts organizations through financial loss and damage to reputation, and impacts individuals through penalties and relationships. Some causes of corruption are greed, lack of accountability, and weak institutions. Solutions include enacting strong laws, oversight, and civic participation to curb corruption.

2. • Corruption is dishonest behavior by
those in positions of power. Those
who abuse their power may be
individuals or they may belong to
organizations, such as businesses or
governments.
what is corruption

3. Petty Corruption
grand corruption
Systematic Corruption
petty corruption occurs at a smaller
scale within established social
frameworks and governing norms.
grand corruption is defined as corruption
occurring at the highest levels of government in a
way that requires significant subversion of the
political , legal and economic systems
systematic corruption is corruption that
is primarily due to the weaknesses of an
organization or process

4. corruption in
different sectors
public
sectors
Political
sectors
police
sectors
In the public sector,
the irregular award
of contracts for
kickbacks and
commissions,
misappropriations
of public funds,
illegal appointments
and
nepotism/favoritis
m fall under the
ambit of corruption
and corrupt
practices.
Political corruption is
the use of powers by
government officials or
their network contacts
for illegitimate private
gain.
Police corruption is a
form of police
misconduct in which
law enforcement
officers end up
breaking their political
contract and abuse
their power for
personal gain.

5. Judicial sectors
Judicial corruption includes the misuse of the scarce public funds
that most governments are willing to allocate to justice, which is
rarely a high priority in political terms
Private sectors
Private sector corruption occurs when any
institution, entity or person that is not
controlled by the public sector company,
household and institution that is not controlled
by the public sector engages in corrupt acts

6. Networking
Methods of corruption
Bribery Embezzlement, theft and fraud Graft
Extortion and
blackmail
Influence peddling
Abuse of
discretion
Favoritism, nepotism and
clienteles

7. • Lack Of Commitment To Society
• Extravagant Family
• Unemployment
• Lack Of Proper Policies Against Corruption
CAUSES OF CORRUPTION
• Greed Of Money, Desires.
• Low Press Freedom
• Low Economic Freedom
• Gender Inequality
• Poverty
• Political Instability
• Weak Property Rights
• Low Levels Of Education

8. PERCEPTIONS OF
CORRUPTION

9. Impacts Of Corruption
Organizational Impacts Of Corruption
• financial loss
• damage to employee morale
• damage to organization's reputation
• increased scrutiny, oversight and
regulation.
Individual Impacts Of Corruption
• disciplinary action
• termination of employment
• criminal charges
• may affect relationships with family, friends
and colleagues.
Community Impacts Of Corruption
• wasted taxpayer funds
• loss of goods and services
• lower community confidence in public authorities
• disadvantage to honest business that miss out on
government contracts.

10. • Fights for your rights
• Act against injustice
• people should do their duties properly
• strict punishment for corrupt leaders
• Effectives laws
• Helps stop dishonest practices
solutions of corruption
conclusion
corruption cannot be removed by any single person authority.so it is
our right to fight against injustice. Stay united and fight against
corruption

11. Thank You