Ghana

Band

E

Corruption risk

Very High

Data collection dates

February 2018 - March 2019

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The Ghanaian defence sector is underpinned by robust legislation on issues such as procurement, asset disposal and anti-bribery, and it takes a strong approach to sanctions for corrupt behavior. However, its defence sector is marked by a lack of transparency across all areas of corruption risk, and a complete lack of controls in operations.

Risk categories

Political

Band

E

32/100

32/100

Risk

Very High

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Financial

Band

E

28/100

28/100

Risk

Very High

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Personnel

Band

E

31/100

31/100

Risk

Very High

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Operational

Band

F

5/100

5/100

Risk

Critical

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Procurement

Band

E

20/100

20/100

Risk

Very High

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