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Anti-corruption diplomacy is the use of public diplomacy tools and strategies, such as negotiation and international cooperation, to combat corruption globally. It relies on collaboration between countries, international organizations, civil society, academia, and other stakeholders.
The Institute explores the complex connections between multistakeholder diplomacy and global anti-corruption efforts in today’s increasingly interconnected world.
Our public diplomacy practitioners examine the causes, consequences, and emerging trends of corruption, while designing effective strategies to address them.
Guided by the principles of Sustainable Development Goal 17 (Partnerships for the Goals), we leverage collaborative partnerships across civil society, academia and international organizations to foster cooperation against corruption.
Learn how our programs on anti-corruption diplomacy foster cooperation across borders.
Corruption erodes public trust.
The Institute recognizes that public diplomacy — especially multistakeholder diplomacy — is a powerful tool in the fight against corruption.
The Institute for Public Diplomacy brings together experts, researchers, civil society, and public diplomacy practitioners to explore how diplomatic strategies can be leveraged to combat corruption. By facilitating multistakeholder collaboration and generating practical insights, the Institute supports global efforts aligned with the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) and the Sustainable Development Goals.
The Institute invites stakeholders from civil society and academia to contribute to a deeper understanding of how diplomatic strategies can be leveraged to combat corruption globally.
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Decentralized Co-Working: A New Force for Anti-Corruption
The Institute supports the global fight against corruption and fosters decentralized cooperation through multistakeholder partnerships that ensure no one is left behind, while promoting the active involvement of civil society, researchers, and public diplomacy practitioners as key stakeholders at the international level.
he Institute is actively recruiting new members to carry out its work. If you are a practitioner looking for knowledge and advice that can help you in your work, or if you’re a scholar willing to advise practitioners on practical solutions to challenges, please contact us.
We want to add you to our growing circle of engaged professionals.