Global - Mexico - The U.K.

[Publication] Integrity based approaches: Combining rewards and sanctions works best. Anti-corruption efforts see an increasing popularity in integrity interventions: "Encourage good behavior instead of punishing bad behavior" is what U4 refers to as "integrity-based interventions" in Anti-corruption. But approach effectiveness is reliant on context.

 

CMI U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre: https://www.u4.no/blog/integrity-based-approaches-combining-rewards-and-sanctions-works-best

 

 

Corruption complicates crime reduction. According to researcher, one of the main problems of the Mexican government in implementing effective laws to address crime, is widespread corruption.

 

The Conversation: https://theconversation.com/mexico-made-criminal-justice-reforms-in-2008-they-havent-done-much-to-reduce-crime-198277

 

 

Research reveals nearly 52.000 UK properties are still owned anonymously. Despite new transparency law requiring offshore companies to update ownership in "Register of Overseas Entities (ROE)" by January 31^st this year, nearly half of the companies required to declare their ownership have failed to do so, according to TI.

 

Transparency International (TI): https://www.transparency.org.uk/uk-register-overseas-entities-through-the-keyhole