Report, Guidelines · 4 Sep 2025
B20 South Africa 2025 Integrity and Compliance Task Force Paper
Published by B20 South Africa
This paper was prepared by the B20 South Africa Integrity and Compliance Task Force.
It outlines practical actions for the G20 through three recommendations that highlight the risks corruption poses to inclusive growth, especially amid new challenges such as AI-enabled fraud and opaque climate finance:
Recommendation 1: Encourage the responsible use of technology in integrity and anti-corruption measures.
Recommendation 2: Strengthen integrity embedment in climate and sustainability finance systems.
Recommendation 3: Amplify Collective Action and integrity standards for inclusive growth.
Together, these efforts aim to embed integrity and trust into global markets.
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