[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":33},["ShallowReactive",2],{"author-424":3,"author-team-424":6,"author-work-424":7},{"id":4,"name":5,"image":6},424,"Maggie Murphy",null,{"publications":8,"news":32},[9,22],{"id":10,"title":11,"slug":12,"image":6,"type":13,"date_published":15,"publisher":16,"summary":6,"body":17,"area":6,"programme":6,"languages":18,"countries":20,"tags":21},2003,"The Anti-Corruption Summit: defining success, ambition and impact at the London anti-corruption summit on May 12, 2016","anti-corruption-summit-defining-success-ambition-and-impact-london-anti-corruption",[14],"Report","2016-12-12","Transparency International","For Transparency International (TI) the London Anti-Corruption Summit, which took place on May 12, 2016, provided a unique opportunity for global leaders to adopt concrete, ambitious commitments that can be implemented over five years following its completion. This briefing sets out what are in TI's view some of the most important specific actions and agreements needed for a successful Summit.\n\nThe Summit was also expected to put forward additional initiatives that may help ensure that a comprehensive approach is taken to tackling corruption, with a particular focus on preventing corruption; ending impunity for those who benefit from corrupt acts, and; empowering and supporting citizens to report corruption.",[19],"English",[],[],{"id":23,"title":24,"slug":25,"image":6,"type":26,"date_published":27,"publisher":16,"summary":6,"body":28,"area":6,"programme":6,"languages":29,"countries":30,"tags":31},2007,"Was it worth it? Assessing government promises at the 2016 anti-corruption summit","was-it-worth-it-assessing-government-promises-2016-anti-corruption-summit",[14],"2016-06-01","The Anti-Corruption Summit held in London on 12 May 2016 intended to ’put fighting corruption at the heart of our international institutions’. The Summit saw 43 Governments, including 12 Heads of Government, and seven international organisations come together to issue a Global Declaration against Corruption, sign a detailed communique and make individual country-specific commitments to ending corruption.\n\nTransparency International (TI) and its national Chapters and partners have closely analysed the country-level commitments – over 600 in total – for their ambition so as to better judge the success of the Summit itself. TI collated all country commitments and published them within a central database that can be sorted by thematic issue, country or region.",[],[],[],[],1784560193342]