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Fighting Global Corruption: Business Risk Management   -Report Home Page
Released by the Bureau for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs
May 2001

Key Goals of U.S. International Anticorruption Policy

  • Full ratification, implementation, and enforcement of the OECD Bribery Convention by all signatories.

  • Full ratification, implementation, and enforcement of the Inter-American Convention Against Corruption by all hemispheric partners.

  • Nurture stability in democratic institutions and strengthen the rule of law in transitional economies.

  • Promote global and regional anticorruption norms and initiatives that deter and punish corruption.

  • Ensure transparency in government procurement procedures to enhance openness, disclosure, and predictability.

  • Develop ethical and administrative codes of conduct that promote the highest levels of professionalism and integrity in government.

  • Engage the business community to join the U.S. and other governments in promoting corporate governance, transparency, and integrity in business operations.

  • Foster an active civil society that is involved in participatory governance and upholds democratic principles.

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