+ Follow ANTI-CORRUPTION INITIATIVE Tag
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[Title] => Marcelo speaks at ADB forum in Timor Leste
[Summary] => Former ombudsman Simeon Marcelo delivered a lecture recently at an anti-corruption forum organized by the Asian Development Bank/Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (ADB/OECD) in Dili, Timor-Leste.
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[Title] => Bribery costs RP at least P100 million a year - Transparency International
[Summary] => At least P100 million is being lost to bribery in the Philippines yearly, reinforcing the country’s reputation as one of the world’s most corruption-laden economies, the global corruption watchdog Transparency International (TI) said.
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[Title] => Ombudsman forms 3-member panel to probe ex-DPWH executive
[Summary] => Ombudsman Merceditas Gutierrez has formed a three-man panel of investigators and gave them 90 days to complete its preliminary probe against former Public Works and Highways secretary Florante Soriquez and 16 other officials of the DPWH allegedly involved in the World Bank road fund anomaly.
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[Title] => ‘Too many laws, too many agencies hampering anti-corruption drive’
[Summary] => Too many laws and the lack of a single independent anti-corruption agency prevent the government from fighting corruption in the Philippines, a top Asian Development Bank (ADB) official said yesterday.
"Research in Asia shows that countries which are more successful in fighting corruption have one independent anti-corruption agency and… if you multiply the number of agencies that are dealing with corruption, you dilute the situation," Jak Jabes told a forum of Southeast Asian parliamentarians.
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[Title] => Asian governments paying a high price for corruption — ADB
[Summary] => Corruption in Asia can cost up to one sixth of a given country’s gross domestic product (GDP), a study made by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) shows.
At a press conference in Seoul, South Korea yesterday, Jak Jabes, director of ADB’s governance and regional cooperation division, said governments in Asia spend up to 100 percent more for goods and services due to corruption.
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ANTI-CORRUPTION INITIATIVE
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[Title] => Bribery costs RP at least P100 million a year - Transparency International
[Summary] => At least P100 million is being lost to bribery in the Philippines yearly, reinforcing the country’s reputation as one of the world’s most corruption-laden economies, the global corruption watchdog Transparency International (TI) said.
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"Research in Asia shows that countries which are more successful in fighting corruption have one independent anti-corruption agency and… if you multiply the number of agencies that are dealing with corruption, you dilute the situation," Jak Jabes told a forum of Southeast Asian parliamentarians.
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[Title] => Asian governments paying a high price for corruption — ADB
[Summary] => Corruption in Asia can cost up to one sixth of a given country’s gross domestic product (GDP), a study made by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) shows.
At a press conference in Seoul, South Korea yesterday, Jak Jabes, director of ADB’s governance and regional cooperation division, said governments in Asia spend up to 100 percent more for goods and services due to corruption.
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