Publication
Feb 2014
This paper examines the financing of selected governance institutions in Africa, looking at national, continental and international levels and at the institutions and processes that assess, improve or incentivize governance. The author specifically reviews anti-corruption commissions (ACCs) and African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) structures. She finds that corruption did not decrease in any of the countries studied except for Ghana despite the presence of the ACCs.
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English (ZA/RESEARCH/FUNDING-AFRICAN-GOVERNANCE-INSTITUTIONS-AND-PROCESSES-INSIGHTS-AND-LESSONS/) |
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| Author | Angela Reitmaier |
| Series | SAIIA Occasional Papers |
| Issue | 177 |
| Publisher | South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) |
| Copyright | © 2014 South African Institute of International Affairs |