Abstract
This chapter discusses best transparency and integrity practices and methods from a literature review of multilateral governments worldwide, emphasizing public utility systems. Corruption and organizational malpractices are commonplace in government and public entities, as well as the private and not-for-profit sectors. This chapter highlights the importance of an adequate understanding and implementation of transparency and integrity methods in the public utility sector. Moreover, it reviews how stakeholders like governments, utility companies, the private sector, not-for-profit entities, and citizens could create an environment of trust and transparency to fight corruption and other unwarranted practices. This chapter also explores the implementation of transparency and integrity programs in countries in South America and Africa.
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