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Global indicators, surveys and recent high-level cases point to pronounced risks of corruption in Ecuador’s public administration. International bodies such as the OECD have recommended that the government undertake a more preventive, risk-based approach to anti-corruption and enhance coordination across institutional actors. In 2024, Ecuador adopted a new national public integrity policy and a national plan for public integrity and the fight against corruption, which contain commitments on enhanced corruption risk management. However, their implementation has not yet been subject to any comprehensive assessment.
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