Anti-Corruption Laboratory II
| Areas | : | State reform and public institutions |
|---|---|---|
| Other researchers | : | Martin Valdivia, Alejandro Garrido |
| Execution time | : | August 2021 |
Presentation
This project will address a set of activities as part of a pilot of the UNDP-GRADE anti-corruption laboratory that will serve to build an institutional space that promotes the use of innovative methodologies to reduce spaces for corruption, especially in the provision and financing of services. quality audiences. The pilot is built on the basis of the previous study carried out by GRADE in 2019, which proposed a conceptual framework and an institutional structure for the operation of an innovation laboratory that allows the conjunction of various institutional, public and private actors, committed to the generation of rigorous evidence on what works and its use for the design of efficient and effective policies for the prevention of corruption. In addition, it will seek to develop two proposals for experimental studies that, based on local or international evidence and on the priorities that arise from the interaction with allied public and private agents, will allow to show one of the ways in which the laboratory would operate.
