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Every government promises to fight corruption. Fewer invest in the unglamorous machinery that makes the promise credible.
Independent investigative bodies, transparent public procurement and legal protection for whistleblowers do more than any slogan. So does open data that lets journalists and civil society follow public money.
Reform also needs political cover over time. Agencies that depend on the goodwill of those they investigate tend to lose both independence and public trust.
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