Infrastructure is widely recognised as one of the sectors most exposed to corruption and integrity risks due to the scale of investments involved, the complexity of decision-making and procurement processes, the number of stakeholders engaged across the project cycle, and the lack of transparency often associated with the sector. These risks can arise at different stages of the project cycle, including project identification, financing and appraisal, planning and design, tender management, project execution, operation and maintenance, and evaluation and audit.
The purpose of this survey is to understand how private sector stakeholders observe and experience corruption and integrity risks across the infrastructure project cycle, as well as the mitigation measures, tools, and resources used to minimise and manage these risks. The survey also seeks to identify where additional guidance, tools, or support would be useful for private sector stakeholders.
Your participation is confidential. Individual responses will not be shared or attributed to participants. Responses will be analysed and reported only in aggregated form.
Your participation is confidential. Individual responses will not be shared or attributed to participants. Responses will be analysed and reported only in aggregated form.