Published by OECD
Collective Action
The paper sets out opportunities for Collective Action in a number of areas where a concerted approach seems essential if the multiple risks associated with corruption are to be successfully managed.
It proposes specific actions to be taken by the OECD’s Development Assistance Committee (DAC) to help donors move forward with this agenda.
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