From Transparency International:
The OECD Anti-Bribery Convention, adopted in 1997, requires each signatory country to make foreign bribery a crime for which individuals and enterprises are responsible. The Convention is a key instrument for curbing the export of corruption globally because the 41 signatory countries are responsible for approximately two-thirds of world exports and almost 90 per cent of total foreign direct investment outflows.
Transparency International’s annual progress report presents an independent assessment on the status of enforcement in all of the Parties to the Convention (except Latvia, where the Convention entered into force only in 2014). This is our tenth annual OECD progress report.
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Source: Transparency International
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