Corruption risk and military operations: a strategic priority to be addressed
Corruption can be a determining factor in the success or failure of a military operation. It can also exacerbate insecurity in the operating environment by inadvertently strengthening corrupt networks. Rather than being treated as a secondary issue by militaries, identifying and countering corruption risks should be treated as a strategic priority.
TI-DS_MilitaryOperations_Factsheet_digital0
Download Publication as PDF
Relevant Publications
Nigeria’s defence sector: Persistent corruption risk amidst escalating security threats
Niger’s defence sector: Institutional resilience to corruption amidst a changing political landscape
Tunisia’s defence sector: Institutional resilience to corruption risk amidst democratic backsliding
Mali’s defence sector: Systemic corruption risk amidst escalating violence
Unlocking Access: Balancing National Security and Transparency in Defence
Summit of the Future open letter: Making the fight against corruption a priority action
Defending Transparency: An advocate’s guide to counteracting defence corruption
Corruption, the defence and security sector, and sexual and gender-based violence