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Why data is Latin America's best weapon against COVID-19 corruption
Corruption has surged in Latin America alongside the pandemic. Here's how data analytics has emerged as a key weapon in the fight against this problem.
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Global Future Council on Transparency and Anti-corruption
It is estimated that corruption costs the world economy 5% of GDP each year, equivalent to $3.6 trillion. There is an urgent imperative to collaborate towards greater integrity and ethical leadership. The Global Future Council on Transparency and Anti-Corruption has developed a forward-looking framework for business integrity which supports and aligns with broader work to globally reset and embed a revised purpose of business based on a stakeholder economy. Building on this Agenda for Business Integrity, the Council will continue to support global stakeholders to improve their integrity and responsible business conduct.
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Lisa Ventura, Practice Lead, Partnering Against Corruption Initiative (PACI), World Economic Forum
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