National Integrity System background rationale and methodology

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This short note provides the background methodology and rationale for National Integrity System assessments.

It describes how an NIS assessment can be used for advocacy and policy reform, monitoring and comparing, planning and building coalitions. It then goes on to explain the approach’s methodology.

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Transparency International

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11/12/2011

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Kristina Weißmüller Denisse Rodriguez-Olivari Paul Heywood

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