Global Programme
on Measuring Corruption
Robust. Relevant. Useful.
Corruption
The Global Programme on Measuring Corruption works with international organisations, governments, civil society, private sector and academia to collaboratively design a robust, relevant and useful approach to measuring corruption.
How we measure corruption shapes how we view and address the problem. Indicators create international standards, affect economic growth and influence our views about government performance. This material and reputational impact means it is vital that measures are as accurate – and actionable – as possible.
Scientifically Robust
Based on peer-reviewed methodology
Practically Useful
More actionable for practitioners tackling corruption in their countries
Truly Global
Designed in consultation with stakeholders from different countries
News and Insights
International experts gather at GPMC think-in on measuring illicit financial flows (IFFs) from grand corruption
The Global Programme on Measuring Corruption at the International Anti-corruption Academy held an expert think-in on measuring illicit financial flows deriving from grand corruption at its Laxenburg premises from 13-15 December 2022.
Country Research Brief Italy
This brief summarises the key insights from the research visit to Italy which took place in September 2022.
Measuring Integrity for Better Understanding and Tracking Corruption
This brief summarises the key insights arising from the Expert ‘Think-Ins’ on Measuring Integrity which took place in October 2022.
The first GPMC expert ‘think-in’, on measuring integrity for better tracking corruption, successfully concludes
The expert think-in on measuring integrity for better tracking and understanding corruption brought together international scholars and practitioners from a wide range of areas, from public management and public service motivation to ethics and corruption risks assessments.
GPMC to host Expert Workshop on Measuring Integrity in October
The GPMC will run a series of expert workshops to advance the measurement of areas of corruption and anti-corruption underserved by existing methodologies.
Italy confirmed for GPMC’s first research visit
The GPMC will conduct a series of research visits as part of a consultation process in its first year. Visits will consult with a wide range of stakeholders including Government Ministries / Agencies, International Organisations, Non-Governmental Organisations, Private Sector and Academia.