Transparency Indices and Anti-Corruption Criteria and the Impact of International Assessment and Standards
Subject Areas : Ethics and Islamic Education
hamid
rahimi
1
saber
niyavarani
2
Mohammad
jalali
3
Assadollah
Yavari
4
Keywords: Transparency and Anti-Corruption, Indices International Standards, World Bank, Transparency International.,
Abstract :
Transparency and anti-corruption indicators are a way to deal with corruption in the government and ruling classes and have different categories. Corruption has created obstacles in advancing the goals and development of countries. Although there have been effective efforts to create an index of transparency and the fight against corruption, there is no satisfactory answer to this problem, and many developing countries continue to suffer from corruption at all levels. The most important divisions of transparency and anti-corruption indicators are presented in two forms: polls and evaluations.
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