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Emmanuel Reyme, United States
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Fighthing Corruption in Developing Countries. The Role of Leaders
I am looking for ideas to start a study on how to "eliminate" corruption in developing countries. Actually, most developing countries depend on rich countries and international organizations to run their internal affairs. On a leadership standpoint, what could effective leaders do?
At a time rich countries start cutting their budget to overcome economic disasters, developing countries increase their expenses and their social projects. What could we do as leaders? I would like to have ideas from various sources across the world.
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Van Hai LUU
Strategy Consultant, Viet Nam
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Eliminating Corruption I am living in a developing country where corruption is one of the biggest barriers to prosperity:
- Corruption takes away the money from where it must be spent, private houses in stead of infrastructure, luxury cars in stead of schools etc.
- Corruption prevents the business from effectiveness: long and complicated procedures to force people to pay for doing business, raising cost and discouraging the investors etc and a thousand other problems caused by the corruption.
But your question is how to eliminate it?
It is hard and surely there are many ways, but as a leader, what we can do is to adopt a pure and clean position in whatever we do (don't be corrupted and say no to any kind of practices that directly or indirectly support the corruption) and transfer in our surroundings (company, family, group and society). Or simply, be a anti-corrupted example. Despite of the disadvantages caused by this practices.
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Gabriel Lopez
Teacher, Philippines
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Toxic Leadership Vis-a-vis Other Leadership Models Might be useful to get to understand 'Toxic Leadership' (Lipman-Blumen, Reed, Starks) vis-a-vis Greenleaf's Servant Leadership and 'Heroic Leadership' to craft a framework for leadership in corrupt and graft-ridden developing nations. The Exemplary Leadership of Singapore's founding father Lee Kuan Yu may be a useful model based on the rule of law to consider too.
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Grocholski, France
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Corruption or the Weakness of the Less Educated Corruption is not just present in the developing world. Problems with ethics and morality exist in every culture. Attempting to reduce it with simple moral principles is worthless without sanctions (in other words the rule of law must exist and function). In a democracy the rule of law is an absolute necessity and must be applied equitably by the "elders".
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Hossein
Malaysia
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Leadership is a Must The main factor will be helping a group of people to move united and with a same goal.
Some people say if you want to be a good leader, then you need to be a good manager. I totally agree with this as if you are not a good manager even though you may have some good thoughts but you need be able to construct them in the real field!
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P.F. Brok
Management Consultant, Netherlands
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Leadership and Corruption Leaders must be absolute transparent about their drive for clean business.
Let them put a slogan on the entrance "no corruption inside" and business partners must be invited to address attempts for corruption, by putting a Stop-Corruption Card in a SCC-box (name and shame).
Any alleged case must be investigated by the SCC committee demanding full view on pré-job possessions and current possessions.
Proven corruptable = loss of position.
The administration can promote this by rewarding contracts only to companies which comply with SCC policy requirements.
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Ssamanya M.Geowillis
Manager, Uganda
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Moral Decay a Cause for Poor Econmies Upbringing and moral decay has eroded the good virtues in man. Those in power do not see the need to plan for their economies. For how long should we be expecting to be given supplements by the donors? LDCs have equally to wake up to develop their economies. One man should not be seen to eat while all the rest are watching. Governments must have the will to punish those involved in graft. They should be brought to court. Pay back all they have corrupted after justice has been done.
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Emmanuel Reyme, United States
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Leadership in Developing Countries I heard you all and thank you greatly. Another aspect of the dilemma appears to be enzyme corruption. Rich countries and NGOs have their hands in the open wounds. They encourage corruption to some extent...
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Dr Fouad Saher
Consultant, Canada
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Leadership in Developing Countries Corruption is a metastatic cancer in many developing countries. Real democratization and rigor in judiciary reforms are necessary to begin the cure, hoping it's no late...
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Dr. Uwe Schindler, MBA
Manager, Germany
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Eleminating Corruption Industrial countries in Europe are not innocent in that case. Often it is possible to spent payments for corruption with the argument that this is a regular part of the business behavior in many developing countries. The argument is: if western industries would not play according to the same rules as on the target market - there will be no business at all.
In order to support the export industry in leading countries the local tax law opens ways to declare corruption payments as "business expenses". The governments of industrial countries must cut these ways, and leading companies must follow compliance rules by law. This might be a way to break the circle.
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Emmanuel Reyme, United States
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Eliminating Corruption Through Effective Leadership A Servant Leadership Style (Greenleaf) would be a convenient model to help shaping a new design for developing countries as opposed to a transformational style, which could be very crucial for the global business order.
If nothing is done, there will be possible transformations across developing countries and the big, the powerful cannot stop the stream. There are two counties in the western world, I believe, that could serve as patterns: Uruguay and the Island of Barbados.
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catherine makumi, Kenya
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Corruption and Exploitation When leaders do not give the BOP's a chance to develop themselves. This is corruption. The motives of the leaders must be selfless, not one of exploitation.
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Ranjiv Kurup
Consulting - Management, India
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Leadership in Developing Countries Emmanuel has made two extremely outrageous generalizations of developing countries - that (a) "most developing countries depend on rich nations and international organizations to run their internal affairs" and that (b) "when rich countries start cutting their budgets... Developing countries increase their expenses and social projects". Can you explain how you came to these conclusions?
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Emmanuel Reyme, United States
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Leadership in Developing Countries In response to Mr. Kurup of India, let me say they are facts. Some advanced countries try to fix their problems by being very conservative in terms of expanding the size of their government. On the ot...
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Randall Newbun
Director, United States
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Consider what is the Source of Corruption One of the challenges of fighting corruption is to realize the source of it.
It is not abundant resources, they just feed it.
It is not poverty that has been told that they have been fatalistically ...
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Jim McMichael, United States
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Address the Risks of Corruption To fix a problem, you must identify the problem, compartmentalize the problem, then promote a doable resolve. First corruption should be addressed in a risk matrix. The matrix should address political...
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Sonny Mathew
Student (Other), United States
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Eliminating Corruption Each individual needs an internal moral compass by which you govern yourself. Personal transformation is the key....
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Neil Shannon
ICT Consultant, Australia
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Corruption a New Paradigm Required This is a most interesting discussion, however it all appears to me to be skirting around the issues. I have been stimulated by working in Tanzania (volunteer for a school), and following considerable...
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Raed Naser
Canada
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G20 Countries G20 countries are one of the causes to the problem too. Pushing more and more money to improper channels in development countries (they know it is improper) increases the corruptions. Many companies o...
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Grocholski, France
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Millenium Goals are a Lie and Hence Encourage Corruption The developing world. Big issue, big problem.
What is the success of the UN and its agencies in reducing poverty? Abysmal.
The gosplan bureaucracy in all aid projects and programmes is already a for...
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Azizullah
Entrepreneur, Afghanistan
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Administration Corruption I am living in a middle developed country where corruption is one of the biggest barriers to prosperity.
Corruption prevents the business from being effective. Long and complicated procedures to forc...
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Carlos Mora F.
Entrepreneur, Guatemala
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The Roots of Corruption I have read all opinions and living in a 3rd world country and being a Guatemalan that loves its country I would tell you all that all of you have part of the solution, but corruption is much more tha...
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Sandris, Latvia
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Corruption It sounds strange "... developing countries increase their expenses and social projects..." seems author is totally wrong! Many developing countries were the first who started with budget cutting.. Co...
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Humberto A Capriz
Business Consultant, Canada
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Fighting Corruption Corruption is not just a 3rd word problems, is associated with cultural factors.. Please I recommend to pay attention to the Chile case. In last 30 yrs. They show a consistent progress.
Corruption ki...
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Dr. Alan Williams
Professor, Thailand
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Ending Corruption / Raise Living Standards for the Poor To be honest, you can draw all the models in the world but in most countries nothing will change until there is political reform. In many such countries the current politicians are ruthless leeches wh...
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Julio Villafuerte
Student (MBA), Peru
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Solutions to Corruption As the person from Guatemala said, many of the opinions and points of view you have explained in this forum are a part of the solutions to corruption in developing countries. I consider acquisition ca...
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John Muka
Consultant, Australia
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Corruption Permeates Social Fabric Corruption is not natural, it is acquired over time and at some point of maturity becomes endemic in persons.
I come from a developing country and I'm seeing this cancer called corruption permeating ...
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Ashokdgaur
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Poverty is Most Dangerous Poverty is biggest of enemy of developing countries, it is root cause of all the problems of the world. Poverty is more dangerous than terrorism....
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Madan Gopal Agarwal
Business Consultant, India
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Corruption and Role of Leader Ambition breeds corruption and then it spreads like cancer.
It takes firm determination and willingness to bear consequent losses to fight corruption. 'Leading by example' is effective only sometimes...
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Ranjiv Kurup
Consulting - Management, India
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Leadership in Developing Countries For every dollar of international aid, only about 8% reach the targeted recipient. That is, 92% is the cost of delivery, comprosed of many parts, including salaries and wages, air/sea/ground logistics...
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isaiah
Accountant, Kenya
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Leadership in Developing Countries Developing countries are developing. In all aspects, meeting basic needs for citizens: education, health, clean water, sanitation... There is lack of sufficient resource / utilization, unequal distrib...
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Samonn
Analyst
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Leadership in Developing Countries Cambodia is one of the poor countries in the region as well as in the world. Corruption versus effective leadership. It's not a simple question asking that what should an effective leaders do to elimi...
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Wood
CEO, South Africa
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Stopping Corruption in Developed Countries 1. Anti-corruption legislation must be enacted and enforced on individuals and companies from developed countries that are seeking to export or operate in developing markets. Every corrupt activity ha...
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Sanyambe Obert
Student (MBA), Namibia
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Corruption Caused by Greed Corruption for for me is caused by those who want to take a big stake from a cake. Meaning they are greedy and would do anything to secure certain services targeting mainly people who may have low inc...
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Jeanne Hakizamana, Netherlands
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Corruption in Developing Countries Corruption is caused by the leadership. The employees in the lower ranking follow up on what the leaders do. In developing countries an effective leader has to enact their role as explained in mintzbe...
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Jeffrey Tshabalala, South Africa
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Leadership in Developing Countries Economic growth and human development in the developing countries is a leadership challenge which unfortunately does not get addressed in the design and delivery of humanitarian aid and development as...
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Remme, Netherlands
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Corruption Myths Dear Emmanuel, eliminating corruption is like eliminating evil, quite ambitious.
But there are ways to limit corruption and fight it. In order to limit it, it is wise to:
- organise in such a way th...
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Bantwal Prabhu
Teacher, India
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Leadership in Developing Countries India lacks serious leadership, talking, action, implementation in all areas of governance, education, business etc which will make an impact on development. The mindset has to change from a negative ...
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Radek
Investor, Poland
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Leadership in Developing Countries More and more people in developing markets are becoming aware that corruption is a bad solution.
In Central & Eastern Europe (CEE), the number of people who give and take bribes has been falling stea...
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hulsegge, Argentina
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Encourage the Citizens to Participate In a developing country like Argentina, faith in their governors and politicians is at a minimum due to corruption and bad management. The only way to brake the cycle here is to encourage the citizens...
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adeyinka ayodeji
Student (University), United Kingdom
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Leadership the Pilot to Transforming Nations It should be noted at one point in time for all nations a decision has been made which had a positive or negative impact on the present generation and future generation. So when a leader is to take ma...
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Taruvinga Hamura
Student (University), Zimbabwe
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Managing Corruption in Developing Countries The road map to eradicating corruption starts with educating the population what corruption is. The costs of corruption to the whole nation must be clarified to everyone. While we must acknowledge tha...
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Swati Mankad
Student (Other), India
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Corruption in Developing Countries As long as people who have money and power, irrespective of considering the means that they have been acquired, are admired symbols of success and achievement in society corruption will continue. We h...
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Dilip Khanal
CEO, Nepal
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Corruption is Not Only Economic Why does corruption occurs? Prahalad's approach is revolutionary. PR China has done many things along Prahalad's line, from product design to services to cater this market. Yet we find a high rate of ...
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Bantwal Prabhu
Teacher, India
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Corruption in India The quality of life (Human Development Index) is more important than GNP or GDP so far as India is concerned. The corruption directly affects the life of the common man (70% of the population) and pre...
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Rudolph L. Boy, Botswana
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Corruption & Leadership The problem is in developing countries, corruption is a cash cow for leaders. They use the donated funds for their personal gains, corruption erodes the social fabric of society, it impacts more on wo...
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Liza Fendt
Management Consultant, Costa Rica
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Corruption in Costa Rica In my country corruption is widespread particularly where government is inefficient. If you must wait three days for a doctor to see you, believe me you are willing to pay extra for the service. Sever...
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KAMAU ESTHER, Kenya
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BOP Concept and Poverty Eradication BOP is a wonderful idea in poverty eradication. The biggest problems with leaders in developing countries are: corruption, nepotism and unproductive politicking which take priority and hinder economic...
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Edward Onipede
Manager, United Kingdom
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Corruption & Leadership in Developing Countries Sadly these two elements are intertwined.
Leaders arguably set examples and in the developing world, sadly they've been most effective only with regards to corruption. Hence the cancerous prevalence ...
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Ove Sahlin, Sweden
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Does Social Security Create / Support Laziness? Very interesting thread indeed!
I have an additional question, slight of topic maybe but anyway. Why is it that some people believe social welfare programs make people lazy? I personally believe that...
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hulsegge, Argentina
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Welfare Programs Don't Make People Lazy Dear Ove, it is not the welfare program that makes people lazy, it's the abuse of the welfare program by lazy people and a state that doesn't control corruption, as is the case in Argentina.
I agree ...
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DATU ABOUZEID A. SINSUAT, Philippines
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Corruption in and by Developed Countries I am convinced that corruption does not only exist in third world and developing countries but more so in developed countries. The way I see it corruption is greediness to money and power and I believ...
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Ove Sahlin, Sweden
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Curruption and Politics. Sad But True ... Hi Gwen and thanks for the response. I see your point and totally agree. The thing is that here in Sweden it was made a big media bubble, papers screamed out the "fact" that up to 20% of all social se...
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Jeanne Hakizamana, Netherlands
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Do Welfare Programs Create / Support Laziness? In The Netherlands, individuals on welfare are required to apply for jobs and in fact some are contacted to work. This pushes them to search for employment.
I think that likewise governments should b...
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James Antwi
HR Consultant, Ghana
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Bottom of the Pyramid We can possibly ensure the recognition of those at the 'bottom' if policy makers will initiate and formulate policies using action research methodologies. I think this will ensure sense of ownership o...
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susan evans, Jamaica
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Regulations Governments of developing nations need to be convinced into creating a business friendly environment and made to realize that businesses have a role in the process of development.
Companies that can ...
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Jagdish B Acharya
Consultant, India
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Attitude Towards Corruption is Different Corruption exists everywhere at different levels.
In developed countries the common man needs not be corrupt to live normal life as the basic needs are met.
In developing countries it is difficult t...
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James Antwi
HR Consultant, Ghana
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Developing Countries I think it is important to recognise the various forms of investing / spending, comparing the spending in advanced countries context to that in low-income countries context. What can we make out of su...
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Fouad Saher
Consultant, Canada
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Corruption in Developing Countries The way to eradicate corruption will be long. The first thing to do is thinking how to change mentalities and modify attitudes and behaviors about corruption....
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Jay Watson
CxO / Board, United States
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Corruption in Developing Countries I think there is one thing here that needs qualification. The definition of corruption. More to the point what is the scope of the definition of corruption. This is a business forum, and as such, ther...
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adeyinka ayodeji
Student (University), United Kingdom
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When the Leader Has no Vision, the Country Suffers The issue of corruption will continue to grow if the leaders that emerge are visionless leaders, who do all they can in the bid to assume office but when they are elected cannot perform.
This is ofte...
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P.F. Brok
Management Consultant, Netherlands
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Time for Action... Dear colleagues in the discussion forum, is there anybody who can get this on the agenda of the UN or in national legislation proposals or ...?...
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Greg Flattley
Consultant, United Arab Emirates
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Corruption is NOT a Matter of Right and Wrong 4 FACTORS are at play in corruption. They are:
1. Poor wages (incentive)
2. A lack of internal financial control procedures (policing)
3. An insufficiently large middle class (votes)
4. Efficiency...
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Ove Sahlin, Sweden
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Why Corruption is Tolerated Greg, very good! You put the finger on the weakest part of democracy as we know it. If corruption is convenient for the "critical mass" it will be tolerated. I agree on your action plan and see it as ...
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Robert Arunga
Consultant, Kenya
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How to Eliminate Corruption It is easy to reduce / eliminate corruption inside a country through committed and exemplary leadership! In Kenya corrpution became a temporary reality in early 2003, but as soon as the citizens reali...
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adeyinka ayodeji
Student (University), United Kingdom
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Eliminating Corruption by Providing the Basic Needs The majority of the citizens are in need for the basics because the mentality to collect as much as possible to afford the basics is their first aim. The way forward is provide the basics and the mone...
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Bantwal Prabhu
Teacher, India
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Corruption in India - Roots Vote bank politics has led to corruption at Banks in India running a parallel economy affecting every moral fibre of Indian. This is leading to cancer and the only remedy is surgery and cleaning polit...
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Manuel Razo, Philippines
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Corruption in the Private Sector Corruption also occurs in the private sector and its being initiated by 2 outside forces of the organization. These are the regulating body (the government) and the suppliers who want to capture the b...
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adeyinka ayodeji
Student (University), United Kingdom
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Corruption in Private Sector Corruption truly exist here too, but the corruption in the private sector will continue to grow if the level of corruption increases in the country among leaders. If there is a need for money to provi...
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Dilip Khanal
CEO, Nepal
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Corruption in Business Corruption in many cases is also initiated by private business companies. A profiteering mind set of the business community and an undesirable environment in the government triggers this type of corru...
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catherine makumi, Kenya
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Corruption in NGOs Corruption has also taken root in the very organizations trying to alleviate poverty at the BOP. For example, funds set aside for work by some NGOs are used for luxury cars, sleeping in expensive hote...
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joseph kwame freitas
Ghana
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Rural Development Overview by Governments The "bottom" are always left for the urban development after governments are voted to power. The rural development is revisited during election period to "buy-in" to their votes. There should be a sus...
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Alabamarjara Itama
Entrepreneur, Nigeria
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New BOP Leaders are Needed A radical psychological shift in the minds of those at the top is required for this crusade to achieve the desired results. The mncs will embrace this if it offers a market they no longer have in the ...
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Bantwal Prabhu
Teacher, India
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New BOP Leaders are Needed True: the developing countries, which suffer because of open corruption and legalized by the dirty political system need a large band of dedicated BOP leaders. The majority of them should come from th...
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Kwaku Agyeman-Manu, Ghana
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Corruption is Everywhere Corruption is everywhere but the intensity and frequency are the variables. As long as the rich world is so so happy benefiting from cheap raw materials from the developing world and taking serious ad...
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Bantwal Prabhu
Teacher, India
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Globalisation Has Led to More Greed and Corruption Money is God and God is money, this is the lesson for all concerned in the world matters today which has led to greed and corruption. The poverty does not lead to corruption but the unlimited greed fo...
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susan evans, Jamaica
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3 Observations on Corruption 1. Power brings out dishonest tendencies.
2. Corruption seems to find comfort where there is a chance to use intermediaries to perform the acts.
3. Where there is a culture of corruption it appears ...
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Remme, Netherlands
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Even a Perception of Corruption Already Causes Damage The damage done by corruption is partly through perception. If a company is associated with corruption, it will feel the consequences, whether there has actually been corruption or not. This has a lot...
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Jay Watson
CxO / Board, United States
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Regulation and the Corrupt All, the potential for corruption exists every time a decision is made... by anyone.
One can add layers of oversight and still find that if the top layer is corrupted, all layers eventually fall.
If...
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Bantwal Prabhu
Teacher, India
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Corruption in Developing Countries Like India Right now corruption is a burning issue and social activists led by Anna Hazare are taking active interest and force the corrupt government and its machinery to change the system and clean the process...
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isaiah
Accountant, Kenya
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Eliminating Corruption: 3-tier systems This can be accomplished by so called 3-tier systems:
i) The top leaderdership defines and ensures the fight against corruption is real, and
ii) The executing arm is run by people of integrity, and
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Dr. Alan Williams
Professor, Thailand
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Strong, Developed Middle Class Sorry but I don't agree. If the top officials (company or government) are corrupt they will ensure there is nothing (models / legislation / oversight committees or whatever) implemented or even discus...
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Greg Flattley
Consultant, United Arab Emirates
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Criteria for Selection of Leaders Hi Emmanuel, another thought comes to mind. All leadership positions should be advertised using merit-based selection criteria and a representational selection committee. Conflicting interests should ...
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Dr. Alan Williams
Professor, Thailand
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Filling of Leadership Positions I would agree, in principle, that there should be detailed scrutiny of candidates for leadership positions. Unfortunately (regarding corruption in public funds), when government is controlled by a rut...
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isaiah
Accountant, Kenya
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3 Sources / Components of Fraud (Corruption) Corruption, like fraud in the 'Fraud Triangle' by Donald Cressey, has 3 components:
- Pressure
- Opportunity, and
- Rationalisation.
What can top leaders do against those 3 pillars of curruption? ...
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Jorge Canale
Consultant, Argentina
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Anti-corruption Systems Transparency International has an anti-corruption system for developing countries which is applicable to any country, and is very effective.
You just have to know, apply and disseminate it. In Argent...
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Grocholski, France
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NGOs and Corruption Need a Strict Control System Unfortunately NGOs and multilateral institutions encourage corruption, both within and outside their sphere of influence.
You cannot pretend to work on development issues without strict control of wh...
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Dr. Alan Williams
Professor, Thailand
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NGOs and Corruption I agree, we all talk our heads off while the world gets poorer. Did our maker (whoever / whatever that is) really intend that some people starve to death and die because they can't afford inexpensive ...
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Dilip Khanal
CEO, Nepal
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Eliminating Corruption: At Least Start Small The basic reason for corruption is society's positive approach for it. In the past, a corrupt person used to be talked of and was seen as a undesirable subject.
The situation is just reverse today. L...
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isaiah
Accountant, Kenya
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Anti-corruption Requires Lifestyle Change Corruption is social, political and economic. Thus to tackle it, a framework is required in which behaviour will be rehabilitated and economic resources provided(political-policy setting) to fight as...
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Bantwal Prabhu
Teacher, India
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Corruption is Cancerous and Should Be Treated Like Cancer Today corruption is present everywhere and spreading very fast in developing countries leading to misery, chaos and disasters. Corruption is like cancer, uncontrolled and leading to death of the socie...
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raymond bett
Student (MBA), Kenya
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Role of Management in Corruption More often than not in third world countries, those holding management positions view themselves as the privileged lot. This is a view which has made many companies collapse due to corruption and purs...
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Bantwal Prabhu
Teacher, India
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Elimination of Corruption is Challenging The developing countries like India are facing the serious impact of corruption in all walks of life with the poor majority in the BOP level. The quality of life is very very poor indeed particularly ...
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abedmadi
Coach, Palestine, State of
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Teach them Fishing, Do not Feed them Fish Coach them to be honest with themselves, to invest in their resources according to the priorities of their needs, exchange experiences you have with them.
Be a coach to them; not a leader.
And don’t...
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Thato Fredrich Peloentle, Botswana
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Constitutions Allowing Presidents to Run Multiple terms in Office Constitutions of most developing countries are amended to allow presidents to run (several) extra terms in office. Often they are amended to satisfy the master and the associates. In most cases, citiz...
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Jaap de Jonge
Editor, Netherlands
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Summary of Things Companies can do Against Corruption Corruption is a tough issue for international businesses. Laws, customs and habits vary greatly across cultures and countries. Several parties are involved. I’d like to focus on companies here and sum...
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