Arab Region | Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) (Arab countries, 2012–2020)

The Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) aggregates data from a number of different sources that provide perceptions by business people and country experts of the level of corruption in the public sector.The index ranks countries and territories using a scale of 0 to 100, where 0 is highly corrupt and 100 is very clean. The CPI draws upon the assessment of experts and business executives on a number of corrupt behaviours in the public sector, including: bribery, diversion of public funds, use of public office for private gain, nepotism in the civil service, and state capture. Some of the sources also look at the mechanisms available to prevent corruption in a country, such as: the government’s ability to enforce integrity mechanisms, the effective prosecution of corrupt officials, red tape and excessive bureaucratic burden, the existence of adequate laws on financial disclosure, conflict of interest prevention and access to information, and legal protection for whistleblowers, journalists and investigators. This is a Composite Index (i.e. aggregating multiple sources)
Publisher
Arab Development Portal
Origin
Arab Region
Records
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Arab Region | Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) (Arab countries, 2012–2020)
2013 Algeria 36
2014 Algeria 36
2020 Algeria 36
2012 Bahrain 51
2013 Bahrain 48
2017 Bahrain 36
2012 Comoros 28
2014 Comoros 26
2016 Comoros 24
2017 Comoros 27
2018 Comoros 27
2014 Egypt 37
2015 Egypt 36
2016 Egypt 34
2020 Egypt 33
2015 Iraq 16
2016 Iraq 17
2018 Iraq 18
2020 Iraq 21
2013 Jordan 45
2015 Jordan 53
2016 Jordan 48
2018 Jordan 49
2019 Jordan 48
2014 Kuwait 44
2018 Kuwait 41
2019 Kuwait 40
2020 Kuwait 42
2016 Libya 14
2017 Libya 17
2018 Libya 17
2019 Libya 18
2016 Mauritania 27
2013 Morocco 37
2015 Morocco 36
2017 Morocco 40
2018 Morocco 43
2012 Oman 47
2013 Oman 47
2014 Oman 45
2015 Oman 45
2016 Oman 45
2017 Oman 44
2019 Oman 52
2012 Saudi Arabia 44
2014 Saudi Arabia 49
2015 Saudi Arabia 52
2016 Saudi Arabia 46
2019 Saudi Arabia 53
2020 Saudi Arabia 53
2015 Somalia 8
2019 Somalia 9
2020 Somalia 12
2012 Sudan 13
2014 Sudan 11
2016 Sudan 14
2017 Sudan 16
2019 Sudan 16
2012 Syria 26
2013 Syria 17
2014 Syria 20
2015 Syria 18
2016 Syria 13
2020 Syria 14
2012 United Arab Emirates 68
2013 United Arab Emirates 69
2014 United Arab Emirates 70
2015 United Arab Emirates 70
2016 United Arab Emirates 66
2017 United Arab Emirates 71
2018 United Arab Emirates 70
2019 United Arab Emirates 71
2020 United Arab Emirates 71
2012 Yemen 23
2013 Yemen 18
2014 Yemen 19
2015 Yemen 18
2016 Yemen 14
2017 Yemen 16
2018 Yemen 14
2019 Yemen 15
2020 Yemen 15
2012 Djibouti 36
2013 Djibouti 36
2014 Djibouti 34
2015 Djibouti 34
2016 Djibouti 30
2018 Djibouti 31
2019 Djibouti 30
2020 Djibouti 27
2012 Lebanon 30
2014 Lebanon 27
2017 Lebanon 28
2012 Qatar 68
2013 Qatar 68
2019 Qatar 62
2020 Qatar 63
2012 Tunisia 41
2015 Tunisia 38
2018 Tunisia 43

Arab Region | Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) (Arab countries, 2012–2020)

The Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) aggregates data from a number of different sources that provide perceptions by business people and country experts of the level of corruption in the public sector.The index ranks countries and territories using a scale of 0 to 100, where 0 is highly corrupt and 100 is very clean. The CPI draws upon the assessment of experts and business executives on a number of corrupt behaviours in the public sector, including: bribery, diversion of public funds, use of public office for private gain, nepotism in the civil service, and state capture. Some of the sources also look at the mechanisms available to prevent corruption in a country, such as: the government’s ability to enforce integrity mechanisms, the effective prosecution of corrupt officials, red tape and excessive bureaucratic burden, the existence of adequate laws on financial disclosure, conflict of interest prevention and access to information, and legal protection for whistleblowers, journalists and investigators. This is a Composite Index (i.e. aggregating multiple sources)
Publisher
Arab Development Portal
Origin
Arab Region
Records
189
Source
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