In the final episode of season 1, The Edge: Anti-Corruption explores the critical connection between corruption and human rights. The episode highlights how corruption undermines essential services, erodes justice, and violates human rights. It emphasizes the importance of institutionalizing anti-corruption measures and the severe consequences of failing to....

Episode 27 of "The Edge: Anti-Corruption" podcast highlights the vital role of youth in combating corruption. It emphasizes how young people's fresh perspectives and innovative ideas are essential in anti-corruption efforts. The episode stresses the importance of educating youth, supporting their activism, and providing platforms for their voices. It concludes that engaging youth is crucial for creating long-term societal change towards transparency and accountability.

In this episode of The Edge: Anti-Corruption, we explore the five major global trends dominating the fight against corruption: the use of technology, enhanced global cooperation, transparency in beneficial ownership, citizen engagement, and strengthened anti-money laundering measures. These trends highlight the growing global resolve to combat corruption more effectively through innovation, collaboration, and accountability.

In the 25th episode of "The Edge: Anti-Corruption" podcast, presented by The AACI, we delve into the vital role of leadership in the fight against corruption. This episode emphasizes how leaders set the tone for integrity within their organizations, stressing the importance of leading by example, maintaining open communication, empowering employees, and enforcing accountability. By fostering a culture of transparency, leaders can effectively safeguard their organizations from corruption.

Corruption is a significant threat to national security, undermining institutions, eroding public trust, and enabling criminal networks. It weakens law enforcement, the judiciary, and the military, creating vulnerabilities exploited by terrorists and criminals. Nations must combat corruption with determination, adhering to international frameworks like UNCAC, to ensure stability, resilience, and sustainable development.

In this episode, we explore the critical role of the segregation of duties in preventing fraud and ensuring effective internal controls. By dividing responsibilities among different individuals, organizations reduce the risk of errors and unethical behavior. We discuss its importance in financial processes and IT, the challenges of implementation, and how this practice fosters transparency, accountability, and trust within the organization.

Episode 22 of "The Edge: Anti-Corruption" podcast explores major corruption schemes in the healthcare industry, including bribery, fraudulent billing, fund misappropriation, ghostwriting, drug trial manipulation, and illegal drug manufacturing. The episode highlights the importance of transparency and accountability, as urged by the World Health Organization, in combating these pervasive issues.

Welcome to "The Edge: Anti-Corruption" podcast by The American Anti-Corruption Institute (AACI). Episode 21 explores how the rule of law impacts corruption risks and societal stability. A strong rule of law ensures accountability, deters corruption, and fosters stability. Without it, countries like Somalia, Zimbabwe, and Venezuela face severe consequences. Conversely, a strong rule of law promotes economic growth, reduces corruption, and protects human rights.