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Business case for Anti- Corruption in India
The Anticorruption Collective Action Project (CAP) was launched by UNGC in five countries, (Brazil, Egypt, India, Nigeria and South Africa), in December 2010, with support from Siemens Integrity Initiative. The Project aims at devising business integrity measures on the basis of the 10” UNGC Principle, to facilitate companies to operate with UNCAC recommended standards. The project also aims to foster a high- impact collective action platform on anti-corruption by facilitating on-going dialogue between private and public sectors.
INTEGRITY PACT IN INDIA : Glancing Back and Looking Forward
The British High Commission is pleased to be associated with UN Global Compact Network India and Transparency International India in promoting the Integrity Pact. The United Kingdom chaired the Open Government Summit in 2013. There, Prime Minister David Cameron set out the 'golden thread of conditions' which create a thriving country: the rule of law, the absence of conflict, strong property rights and institutions, and, of course, freedom from corruption. And the evidence is clear: corruption is bad for social and economic development, bad for business and bad for a country's reputation.