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Global Corruption Barometer for 20 09

Global Corruption Barometer for 20 09. Belgrade , 3 June 2009. About research. Joint project of Transparency International and Gallup International , which is conducted already 5 year in a row This year research is conducted in 6 9 states and territories with total of 73.132 examinee

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Global Corruption Barometer for 20 09

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  1. Global Corruption Barometer for 2009 Belgrade, 3 June 2009.

  2. About research • Joint project of Transparency International andGallup International, which is conducted already5year in a row • This year research is conducted in 69states and territories with total of 73.132 examinee • Field research in Serbia is conducted in November 2008, at national sampleof 1015 examines which represents complete population (central Serbia and Vojvodina). Research was conducted byTNS Medium Gallup using the method “face to face”

  3. How would you assess your current government's actions in the fight against corruption?

  4. Evaluation of Government • Average evaluation of Government’s efficiency in fight against corruption is slightly worse in regards to previous year (from 2,40 to 2,38) • Although research was done in the period when important anticorruption laws were adopted (nov. 2008), that wasn’t enough for improving citizens’ impression – that impression can be improved only by implementing these laws • Regardless of fight against corruption being high on the list of priorities, citizens still can’t see the effects

  5. Correlation of citizens’ experience with corruption andCPI Source: Transparency International Global Corruption Barometer 2009 and CPI 2008

  6. Correlation of citizens’ and experts’ perception Source: Transparency International Global Corruption Barometer 2009 and CPI 2008

  7. Citizens’ (GCB) and experts’ (CPI) perception of corruptionin Serbia

  8. Citizens’ impression on corruption (average grade)

  9. If someone paid a bribe, how certain would be the delivery of the service or the resolution of the problem after payment?

  10. Would you be willing to pay more to buy from a company that is clean/corruption free?

  11. How often do you think the private sector/business use bribery to influence government policies, laws or regulations?

  12. How serious do you think is in this country the problem of bribes being paid to land authorities to obtain favorable decisions?

  13. Direct experience of citizens with corruption • 18% says that they themselves or member of their household bribed in the past 12 months • 73 % of examinees claims that they didn’t • 9% examinees “doesn’t know” or doesn’t want to answer to this question • Results are similar as in previous years

  14. What was the amount of bribe (in the past 12 months) • 68% says that they didn’t bribe at all • 3% says that the value was under 30 USD (approximately 2000 RSD) • 3% says that value was between 30 and 100 USD (between 2 and 7 thousand RSD) • 4% says that value was between 100 and 500 USD (between 7 and 35 thousand RSD) • As much as 23 % refuses to answer or “doesn’t know”

  15. Which areas were affected by bribing (among citizens that were in contact with institutions)

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