The below report entitled “State-Owned Enterprises and Corruption What
Are the Risks and What Can Be Done? “ Was based on responses from over 350 state owned enterprises , from 34 countries across Asia including Korea, Pakistan, Philippines, Japan, and includes a check list
used by the UK Government ,as well as a number of examples of standards and actions from across Europe …. The publication covers and dispels the arguments that ‘privateers’ and
those in Government that support privatisation often argue that, corruption can
be avoided by privatisation.
This report is a useful
tool to Union Colleagues and those in society promoting anti privatisation
arguments …as use of this report along with many of the arguments and issues raised
can or could be adopted by Governments to strengthen anti privatisation
arguments in State Owned Enterprises, (including state owned electricity and
other utility services corporations)
The report is a great contribution to ‘ anti-corruption’ , includes methods
, measures, quotations, useful ideas and drivers …. It is highly useful in changing
corrupt direction and attitudes as well as strengthening public sector ownership…
The full report can be found at https://doi.org/10.1787/9789264303058-en
OECD Publication advice including links and brief intro is
reprinted below
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State-Owned Enterprises and
Corruption
What Are the Risks and
What Can Be Done?
Corruption is the antithesis of good governance, and it is a
direct threat to the purpose of state ownership. This report brings a
comprehensive set of facts and figures to the discussion about the corruption
risks facing state-owned enterprises (SOEs).
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