Bribery and corruption exist across all industries, but the engineering, construction and real estate sectors are particularly at risk, given the size, complexity and strategic importance of infrastructure-related initiatives in both advanced and emerging economies.

This report provides practical advice on how corruption in infrastructure and related sectors can be addressed through Collective Action. By assessing infrastructure, real estate and related value chains, corruption risks can be mapped across the life cycle of typical projects, making it easier to determine where transparency issues arise and focusing industry-wide engagement on the most important areas for mitigation and response.

The report is part of the Building Foundations Against Corruption project, which aims to foster CEO and government collaboration to build a framework for open and transparent business practices.

• For case studies related to this project, see Learnings from the Field: Cases on Corruption in the Infrastructure and Urban Development Industries
• For a deep dive into a case study in India, see Infrastructure & Urban Development: Building Foundations for Transparency