Corruption

Here's how tech can help governments fight corruption

Fighting corruption is key for governments with technology providing new support

Sweden is one of a number of governments to embrace tech in the fight against corruption

Carlos Santiso
Director for Digital Innovation in Government, Development Bank of Latin America
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