OECD Anti-Corruption and Integrity Outlook 2026

OECD Anti-Corruption and Integrity Outlook 2026

Director, OECD Public Governance

24 March 2026

Global in scope: objective, actionable data for 37 OECD members and 25 partner countries

*This map is without prejudice to the status of or sovereignty over any territory, to the delimitation of international frontiers and boundaries and to the name of any territory, city or area.

• Strategy

• Lobbying

• Conflict of interest

• Political financing

• Transparency

• Disciplinary systems

• Judicial integrity

• Fraud prevention

• Public procurement

• Organised crime

Countries continue to invest in integrity: Strategy

More countries have adopted anti-corruption and integrity strategies

OECD Members

OECD partners

Countries continue to invest in integrity: Lobbying

Countries

Implementation gaps in countries’ integrity systems remain

Examples of implementation gaps

1/4 OECD countries, and 1/2 partner countries, track the implementation of their anti-corruption strategies

In many countries, political parties do not all comply with the law requiring them to report their finances

OECD Partners

Chile Colombia Czechia Finland

Greece Hungary Latvia Lithuania

Partners

OECD Ukraine

Argentina Armenia

Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina

Croatia Indonesia Kazakhstan

Kosovo* Moldova Morocco

Romania Serbia

By law

% of countries where political parties and candidates must report finances during electoral cycles

In practice

% of countries where all parties and candidates have submitted reports on time in the last two electoral cycles

Integrity measures in justice systems could be strengthened

Countries where interest declarations are consistently submitted in practice

Better use of tech and data could boost implementation and increase impact

Countries using digital systems for interest or asset disclosure

OECD Members

partners

Evolving corruption risks

Fraud

Public procurement

Organised crime

What can governments do?

Adopt a risk-based, results-oriented approach

Build resilience in high corruption risk areas

Increase uptake of digital tools and improve data quality

Strengthen practice measures to ensure integrity in the justice system

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