Corruption

Asset recovery: a powerful tool in the fight against global corruption

Corruption impacts emerging economies most – but asset recovery can help aid development work there.

Corruption impacts emerging economies most – but asset recovery can help aid development work there. Image: Reuters/Willy Kurniawan

Kristin M Lord
President and CEO , IREX
Jill Miller
Director for the Center for Applied Learning and Impact, IREX
Elayne Deelan
Program officer, IREX
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