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CIPE Europe Year in Review 2023

Guides & Tools

This report highlights CIPE Europe’s achievements in 2023, emphasizing the significant strides made since establishing CIPE office in Bratislava, Slovakia, in 2021. Over the past year, CIPE Europe has expanded its reach and impact, executing 29 projects with 29 partners across 16 countries in...

How to Use Policy Framing

Guides & Tools

The political or public response to an issue depends heavily on how it is framed. Every decision maker and citizen interprets an issue from their own vantage point, with reference to concepts that are familiar to them. Policy advocates soon discover that to persuade audiences, supplying evidence and...

A How-To Guide to Anti-Corruption Messaging

Guides & Tools

Corruption is often argued to be one of the biggest threats to both development and democracy around the world. This helps to explain why anti-corruption campaigns have been a constant feature of both foreign aid programming and civil society activity over the last 30 years. These anti-corruption ca...

Economic Security Survey of Japanese Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises

Case Studies

Both states and businesses are increasingly concerned about economic security due to the COVID-19 pandemic and coercive economic behavior from authoritarian actors in recent years. To mitigate the impact of these factors, the Japanese government passed the Economic Security Promotion Act (ESPA) in M...

Women Empowerment and Corruption – The Interplay Between Gender, Transparency and Corruption: The Case of Hungary in Comparative Perspective

Case Studies | József Péter Martin

Corruption, defined as the abuse of entrusted power for private gain, is a multifaceted problem with roots both in individual and institutional behavior. In his 2007 paper “Rethinking the Nature and Origins of the Grabbing Hand,” the Swedish Political Science theorist Jan Teorell argued that cor...

Navigating Global Interdependence: Enhancing Economic Resilience in the Transatlantic Space

Case Studies | Abdulwahab Alkebsi, Jeff Lightfoot, John Kay

Authoritarian regimes increasingly use economic coercion to influence democracies. Their shift in tactics responds to the interconnectedness of global markets, which they exploit to advance strategic interests. Economic power is now a weapon that replaces or supplements the military aggression aut...

The Business Case for Digital Rights: Future-Proofing Digital Transformation

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With two-thirds of the world’s population regularly using the internet, we are experiencing an unprecedented shift in how people spend their money and time. Most companies, big or small, are now dependent on the internet for supply chains, connections to customers, and market information. A vibran...

Pacific Island Stakeholders in Digital Transformation

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While there is a general sense of excitement around the opportunity to digitize the Pacific Island’s economies and support startup growth, discussions around the rules and legal frameworks that would govern digital platforms and protect rights are lacking. This report identifies digital transfor...

Impacts of Pay-It-Forward Loans for Women: Papua New Guinea Case Study

Case Studies

This case study delves deep into the origin and development of the PIF Loan initiative. Beginning with its conceptual foundation and the circumstances that led to its inception, the study sheds light on the key objectives and strategies that were employed to bring this initiative to fruition. Throug...

Rapid Response Evaluation in Ecuador

Case Studies

This report presents the impact evaluation of the Rapid Response Opportunities for Anti-Corruption in Ecuador (RRAP) developed between May and September 2023. It implemented a qualitative assessment of three significant outcomes: mobilization of civil society and the private sector, adoption of refo...