Anti-Corruption Measures in New Caledonia Take Center Stage

New Caledonia is facing a significant challenge when it comes to corruption. According to the latest Global Corruption Barometer, 17% of people in the region believe that corruption in government is a major problem.

The State of Corruption in New Caledonia

• 31% of public service users admitted to paying bribes in the past year.
• 6% of respondents reported being offered bribes in exchange for their vote in the last five years.
• These disturbing findings have sparked widespread concern and prompted calls for greater transparency and accountability in government.

Signs of Hope

Despite these challenges, there are signs of hope on the horizon. A remarkable 36% of people in New Caledonia believe that ordinary citizens can make a difference in the fight against corruption. This sense of empowerment is crucial in mobilizing collective action against corruption.

Transparency International’s Efforts

Transparency International has been actively working to promote anti-corruption measures in New Caledonia, engaging with:

• Government officials
• Civil society organizations
• The general public

to raise awareness about the dangers of corruption and the importance of good governance.

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