Session 8: Addressing strategic corruption: How to leverage the anti-corruption toolbox

Mar 27, 2025 | 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
GACIF Sessions (CC1)

Description

Strategic corruption is a key tool leveraged by malign actors to undermine state structures and can render significant damage to the economy, sovereignty and national security of target states. Moreover, strategic corruption often plays out across diverse channels such as elite capture, election interference, or economic coercion. From the unique perspectives of business, government and civil society, this session will explore existing practices of strategic corruption in various contexts, from revolving doors to political finance, and unpack the differences and similarities with standard corruption practices. Informed by the devastating impact of strategic corruption on businesses and governments, this session will provide an opportunity to identify practical solutions based on transparency and integrity.