Corruption Perceptions Index 2023

Corruption Perceptions Index 2023 mind map
  Released
    Date
      January 30, 2024
  Purpose
    Measure public sector corruption
    Global comparison
  Scoring System
    Scale
      0 (highly corrupt) to 100 (very clean)
  Global Average Score
    Remains at 43
  Number of Countries
    180 countries and territories
  Conducted by
    Transparency International
  Data Sources
    13 external sources
      World Bank
      World Economic Forum
      Others
  Key Findings
    Widespread Corruption
      Most countries show little progress
    Top 5 Countries
      Denmark (90)
      Finland (87)
      New Zealand (85)
      Norway (84)
      Singapore (83)
    Bottom 5 Countries
      Somalia (11)
      Venezuela (13)
      Syria (13)
      South Sudan (13)
      Yemen (16)
    Significant Changes since 2012
      62 countries with changes
      28 countries improved
      34 countries declined
  Regional Analysis
    Western Europe & EU
      Score drop to 65
      Weakening political integrity
    Sub-Saharan Africa
      Lowest average at 33
      Under pressure democracies
    Eastern Europe & Central Asia
      Systemic corruption
      Rising authoritarianism
    Middle East & North Africa
      Political corruption
      Ongoing conflict
    Asia Pacific
      Long-term stagnation
    Americas
      Judicial independence issues
  Challenges
    Perceptions-based measurement
    Complex nature of corruption
  Way Forward
    Stronger justice systems
    Independent judiciaries
    Effective law enforcement

The Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) 2023, released by Transparency International, is a global tool used to measure and compare public sector corruption in 180 countries and territories. Using a scoring scale from 0 (highly corrupt) to 100 (very clean), it reveals that the global average remains at 43, indicating pervasive corruption issues. The CPI 2023 highlights Denmark, Finland, and New Zealand as top performers, while countries like Somalia and Venezuela are at the bottom. The index underscores the importance of robust and independent justice systems in combating corruption and calls for global efforts to strengthen these institutions.

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