Why anti-corruption must be central to the realisation of Sustainable Development Goals

However, most notable is SDG 16 that acknowledges the importance of anti-corruption as an institutional principle through target 16:5 which calls for substantial reduction of corruption and bribery in all their forms.

Katherine Nabuzale, Researcher

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By Katherine Nabuzale

In accordance with the UN Sustainable Development Agenda, SDGs form the lynchpin of Agenda 2030 for sustainable development where 169 targets across 17 interlinked goals are designed to

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Why anti-corruption must be central to the realisation of Sustainable Development Goals

However, most notable is SDG 16 that acknowledges the importance of anti-corruption as an institutional principle through target 16:5 which calls for substantial reduction of corruption and bribery in all their forms.

Katherine Nabuzale, Researcher

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