Collective Action
The Basel Institute's Collective Action team helps companies and multi-stakeholder groups with advice on anti-corruption Collective Action.
Collective Action is an innovative approach to tackle corruption, raise standards of business integrity and level the playing field between competitors.
It involves collaboration and sustained cooperation between stakeholders in the private and public sectors, civil society and international organisations.
We help to develop and facilitate Collective Action initiatives that bring together businesses and other stakeholders to solve problems of corruption in industries worldwide.
Are you looking for information on how Collective Action can help combat corruption and bribery?
Visit the B20 Collective Action Hub, a resource centre on anti-corruption Collective Action. It was launched in 2013 under a mandate from the B20 group of business leaders.
News

OECD blog: new report on responsible business and anti-corruption compliance in Southeast Asia
Basel Gold Day: 4 golden opportunities to collectively raise standards in gold supply chains
How service delivery charters in Ghana are creating dialogue between citizens, businesses and government
Gabriel Cifuentes on the High Level Reporting Mechanism: "Not a vaccine against corruption, but a very useful tool for clean procurement"
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