Publication: October 2024
大象传媒 Media Action Zambia, in collaboration with Diakonia and funded by the FCDO, conducted a study under the Deepening Democracy Facility (DDF) to examine perceptions and experiences of 鈥榚veryday鈥� corruption among ordinary Zambians and public sector officials. The study focused on understanding the impact of small-scale corrupt practices鈥攕uch as minor bribes 鈥攐n public attitudes towards governance and the perceived effectiveness of anti corruption efforts.
By gathering insights from both the general public and public officials, the research offers a comprehensive view of the challenges and opportunities in fostering a culture of transparency and accountability in Zambia. The DDF project, aims to strengthen democratic governance by enhancing civic engagement, promoting transparency, and combating corruption through targeted interventions.
To learn more about the insights uncovered from this research please see the document below.
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