Operational Risk:
Critical
Score:
8/100
51
0/100
Do the armed forces have military doctrine addressing corruption as a strategic issue on operations?
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Since 2006, corruption has been identified as one of the challenges facing Burundian society . The Law on the Prevention and Punishment of Corruption…
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The country has no military doctrine that considers corruption a strategic issue for operations so this indicator is marked Not Applicable.[1][2][3]
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52
0/100
Is there training in corruption issues for commanders at all levels in order to ensure that these commanders are clear on the corruption issues they may face during deployment?
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No training on corruption is required for commanders. Only irregular training on the subject is given to military officers designated by the military command.…
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53
38/100
Is corruption as a strategic issue considered in the forward planning of operations? If so, is there evidence that commanders at all levels apply this knowledge in the field?
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Corruption is taken into account as a strategic issue in some operations, such as peacekeeping operations in which Burundian soldiers participate abroad. Burundian soldiers…
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Corruption is taken into account in the planning of few missions, such as peacekeeping missions abroad, but there is no consistent approach to checking…
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54
0/100
Are trained professionals regularly deployed to monitor corruption risk in the field (whether deployed on operations or peacekeeping missions)?
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There are no experts capable of monitoring and evaluating corruption deployed on the ground. This is not envisaged by the Burundian army [1] [2].…
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Burundi’s national defence force has no M&E guidance on how to monitor corruption risks [1] [2].
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No reports are made available to the public or oversight bodies in any form [1] [2].
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55
0/100
Are there guidelines, and staff training, on addressing corruption risks in contracting whilst on deployed operations or peacekeeping missions?
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There are no relevant guidelines for the risks of corruption in contracting, which are specific to the army. Within the army, they refer more…
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No training is planned for the Burundian army on the risks of corruption in contracting as part of operations or peacekeeping missions [1] [2].…
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56
NS/100
Are private military contractors employed and if so, are they subject to a similar level of scrutiny as for the armed forces?
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This indicator is not assigned a score in the GDI. In Burundi, there is no law prohibiting the use of private military contractors. They…
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This indicator is not assigned a score in the GDI. In Burundi, there is no law prohibiting the use of private military contractors.
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This indicator is not assigned a score in the GDI. In Burundi, there is no law prohibiting the use of private military contractors.
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0
NA/100
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Disregard of Corruption in-Country
Q51
NA/100
Do the armed forces have military doctrine addressing corruption as a strategic issue on operations?
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Q52
NA/100
Is there training in corruption issues for commanders at all levels in order to ensure that these commanders are clear on the corruption issues they may face during deployment?
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Q53
NA/100
Is corruption as a strategic issue considered in the forward planning of operations? If so, is there evidence that commanders at all levels apply this knowledge in the field?
View QuestionCorruption within Mission
Q54
NA/100
Are trained professionals regularly deployed to monitor corruption risk in the field (whether deployed on operations or peacekeeping missions)?
View QuestionContracting
Q55
NA/100
Are there guidelines, and staff training, on addressing corruption risks in contracting whilst on deployed operations or peacekeeping missions?
View QuestionPrivate Security Companies
Q56
NA/100