Corruption

Why data is Latin America's best weapon against COVID-19 corruption

Data analytics can slow sales of counterfeit medical equipment, which have increased during the pandemic. Image: Reuters

Carlos Santiso
Director for Digital Innovation in Government, Development Bank of Latin America
Camilo Cetina
Public Integrity Lead, Digital Innovation in Government Directorate, Development Bank of Latin America
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