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“Quite a Victory”: Conducting the Largest-Ever Evaluation of the Thai Education System

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Written by: Education Team Facebook Linkedin Twitter The shortage of professionals able to meaningfully apply science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) in their work limits developing countries’ economic growth prospects and makes it that much harder to find solutions to their most challenging development problems. But it is possible to address this imbalance. The Enjoy […]

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Helping to Build a Rule of Law Network Across Asia

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Written by: The Rule of Law Team Facebook Linkedin Twitter Our work has included extensive collaboration with justice institutions, judiciaries, anti-corruption agencies, and civil society. By building the institutional and human capacity of judges, prosecutors, investigators, and human rights lawyers in Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Indonesia and the Philippines, for instance, our projects have improved court

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Using Online Education to Combat Corruption in Indonesia

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Written by: Noah Wilderman Facebook Linkedin Twitter https://youtu.be/aNYkwRs3uGI To help address issues of systemic corruption in Indonesia, the USAID’s CEGAH anti-corruption initiative worked alongside one of the country’s leading corruption watchdog organizations to launch a unique anti-corruption academy in the spring of 2018. Indonesia Corruption Watch’s (ICW) Anti-Corruption Academy was launched in April of 2018 and

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A Q&A With Anti-Corruption Experts: Juhani Grossmann

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Facebook Linkedin Twitter With pervasive corruption taking many forms, it’s important to understand the causes and work being done to combat it. In honor of International Anti-Corruption Day, we ask some of our experts about their experience. Juhani GrossmannChief of Party, USAID CEGAH – 15 years of anti-corruption experience How do you define corruption? The

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Global Anti-Corruption Impacts: Technical Notes on What Works

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Written by: Bert Spector, Technical Director, Transparency & Accountability Facebook Linkedin Twitter Technical Note #12: A Rapid Results Anti-Corruption Tool – that Builds Citizen Trust and has Lasting Impact… and Now, with Worldwide Reach Over the past 20 years, MSI has pilot tested many innovative approaches to fight corruption in many countries. Some have failed,

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To Move Forward on Anti-Corruption, We’re Going Back to School

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Written by: The Indonesia CEGAH Team Facebook Linkedin Twitter Over the past few decades, Indonesia has transformed into one of the world’s largest democratic countries with significant pushes towards an open government and increased protection of citizen rights. Despite this progress, however, it continues to rank high on the corruption scale. To combat the endemic,

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Implementing Anti-Bribery Standards in Indonesia

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Facebook Linkedin Twitter As part of International Anti-Corruption Day activities in 2018, we helped to sponsor a panel discussion on the SNI/ISO 37001 anti-bribery standards. They are one of the most recognized global benchmarks for anti-bribery management programs. The panel was moderated by Juhani Grossman, CEGAH’s Chief of Party, the USAID-funded project which aims to

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Youth Compass: A Strategic Guide to Strengthen Youth Activities

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Facebook Linkedin Twitter MSI is proud to present YouthPower Action’s Youth Compass, a first of its kind tool that increases implementers’ abilities to achieve intended results of a youth activity, bring those results to scale and sustain them. The compass, a timeless instrument for navigation and orientation, both represents and operationalizes the Youth Compass’ strategic

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Exploring Anti-Corruption Day 2017 in Indonesia

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Written by: Rule of Law and Government Accountability Team Facebook Linkedin Twitter In Indonesia, International Anti-Corruption Day has historically provided the opportunity to engage with citizens about the subject of corruption, their role, and government accountability and transparency. Continuing our ongoing support in Indonesia, our latest USAID-funded project CEGAH (meaning prevent in Bahasa) has provided

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