CORRUPTION AS SHARED RESPONSIBILITY A REVIEW OF ANTI-CORRUPTION STRATEGIES IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR

Abstract

Businesses currently face increased demands as regards anti-corruption. In response to the question of the instruments that companies have to adapt to these sociological and regulatory changes, it is opportune to identify the tools which the private sector can use to avoid falling into inappropriate conduct that undermines their corporate reputation and affects their turnover. Given that citizens and the public and private sectors must work together to fight corruption, this article analyzes some of the anti-corruption strategies available to companies. Specifically, it looks closely at a strategic planning mechanism known as corruption risk mapping.