Fighting corruption in post-conflict and recovery situations
Subtitle: learning from the past
By: [Sarah Dix and Nihal Jayawuckrama, principal authors]
Contributors: Jayawickrama, Nihal; United Nations Development Programme. Bureau for Development Policy; United Nations Development Programme. Bureau for Crisis Prevention and Recovery; United Nations Development Programme. Democratic Governance Group; United Nations Development Programme (Afghanistan)
Publisher: United Nations Development Programme
Published: 2010
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 148
Subjects: Corruption; Prevention; Peace-building; Postwar reconstruction
Description: This report explores the dynamics between  corruption and post-conflict situations  following violent, widespread armed conflict.  It provides insight based on empirical  research in five countries (Afghanistan,  the Democratic Republic of the Congo,  Iraq, Sierra Leone and Timor-Leste) as  well as desk research into how the United  Nations Development Programme (UNDP)  has grappled with the challenges of  anti-corruption interventions in postconflict  countries.
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"June 2010."

Jointly supported by the Bureau for Development  Policy/Democratic Governance Group,  the Bureau for Crisis Prevention and  Recovery and the UNDP Country Office  in Afghanistan.

Includes bibliographical references.