| Country | Current | Target |
| Bangladesh | 701 | 1000 |
| Canada | 18 | 100 |
| Haiti | 7 | 10 |
| India | 15,884 | 16,000 |
| Indonesia | 6,600 | 8,000 |
| Malaysia | 7,660 | 7,500 |
| Pakistan | 1,100 | 1,500 |
| Panama | 6 | 100 |
| Philippines | 9,561 | 10,000 |
| United States | 401 | 1,000 |
| Other | 9,590 | 10,000 |
| Total | 51,537 | 55,210 |



Corruption is becoming prevalent all over the world. Corruption hurts economies, people, and governments.
Corruption is unethical, immoral, and illegal in many societies, religions, and countries. It needs to be stopped. Private organizations, United Nations, and some governments have attempted to stop corruption or at least have tried to prevent it. They have failed, however.
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Here at our office corruption is like an organized crime. Everybody is involved. Your involvement depends on your degree of participation, I said this because most of us believe on the saying if you cant beat them join them especially if you are assigned at the finance and accounting division. All sorts of harassment are thrown to you once they perceived you are anti-player or a hindrance to their modus operandi. For sure accountants in the government are suffering from all kinds of intimidations, harassment etc. They cant discharged their functions 100% clean and honest. Here at our office, the root of all these corrupt practices is the property custodian. I said this beside of his main function of accepting all deliveries, he creates transactions, he canvass, he prepares documents, he even deliver checks directly to suppliers in short, there is poor internal control which management is tolerating, this particular person is well protected by higher ups. He is their bagman so anybody who goes against his actions will surely be harass and even be remove immediately from his present assignment. We accountants are relegated to a mere glorified clerks. Nothing we can do. If they don't want you they just replace you by another one. You might be wondering what happen to the other committees where a certain disbursement voucher or transaction passes like bids and awards, inspection committee, cashier, budget officer well they too are controlled and intimidated. How many ways to kill a cat as they always say. Anyway just to give you an idea how corruption is being committed. Here at the accounting section a voucher is being presented for the 1st time already complete of documents meaning it was already presented for payment, the normal of processing a voucher was shortcutted. Ask bids and awards who incidentally compose of division chiefs were reduced to mere stamp pads. They just signed on the abstract without performing their supposed duties and responsibilities as members of this committee. As to the commission of audit like them, they are bribe and bought by giving in to their request and favors.
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Ahmednagar, Maharashtra, India
Indian Officials
Maharashtra Dairy department
Corruption of millions in Government office in compassion appointments. The bureaucracy in Maharashtra has committed corruption of cores of rupees in cases of compassion appointments and a CBI enquiry is necessary to unearth its gravity. The details of it have been communicated to CBI chief director, the Home minister Mr. P. Chidambaram, Governor &the state chief minister etc. We also demand the wealth investigation of amassed by these bureaucrats. The activist Smt. Ratnamala Borse & others used a right to information act effectively and gathered the relevant documents. The bureaucrats in Dairy Development office loot the needy & poor candidates seeking employment and compassion appointments. The district collector ordered compassion appointments as per the 22-05-08 G.R. and accordingly the concerned officers prepared the list. The 23-4-08 G.R. also directed the appointment of candidates included in the list before 22-08-08 in a phased manner spread over 3 years. The G.R. says to appoint 50% in the first year &25%in the two subsequent years. But the Aurangabad Dairy Development officers totally neglected these G.R’s and made a mixed list of different class 3 &class 4 category candidates. These officers also ignored the order in the list & educational qualification of the candidates &appointed candidates waywardly, showing all the G.R’s a garbage can. Harassment to those who refuse to pay bribes. Rupees 5 to 8 lackh were demanded from each candidate while appointing them and those who didn’t pay were harassed. There was list of 41 candidates which was to be completed within 3 years as per G.R. During period of 8 months ending in January 2009 al were appointed except the 36 no. candidate (Prashant Borse). In this case there was total negligence of the G.R. 3 candidates in the list after 22-8-2005 with educational qualification of SSC and HSC were given the post of Clerk & Jr. cashiers. But the excluded 36 no. candidate with BSC,D Form, MHCIT qualification was appointed as class4 on the post of labor that too after 1 year. For the single reason that this candidate was unable to pay Rs. 5 lackh bribe. The regional Dairy Development officer Aade threatened the said candidate to send him in a remote area of Nanded-Narsi in case he fails to pay the demanded bribe and without considering his high qualifications the order of class 4 was issued at the end of the year. Disregard for the right to information act Mr, Aade not only violated the provision of government resolution but also disregarded the right to information act. The information sought by the citizens, RTI activists of NGO was not given in time and he was always unwilling to provide the documents and responded negatively. The office doesn’t have information ready according to the clause 4 of the RTI act. When complains were lodged through appeal, the rude answers were given. Not only this but made the false report of the appeal hearing. The applicants were present at Mumbai at the time of hearing but deliberately recorded absent. The orders of the appeal also are not given in due course of time as the corruption in department would come to light. The activists met the milk Development commissioner Mr. D.D. Shinde at Mumbai and produced the proofs of corruption collected through RTI till today and discussed the matter. But he also failed to take action and indirectly showed that he is one of the corrupt gang. The milk Development has recruited the earthquake, project and dam affected candidates. About 1200 candidates sold or mortgaged their houses land and gold ornaments to satisfy the corrupt officials. But the actual needy and poor were deprived of their right. If strong action against the involved corrupt officials is not taken the NGO organization will stage dharna and agitate before the offices of the corrupt officials, the statement says.
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| Afghanistan | 100 |
| Albania | 100 |
| Bangladesh | 77 |
| Brazil | 80 |
| Canada | 40 |
| Colombia | 100 |
| Djibouti | 100 |
| Haiti | 100 |
| India | 90 |
| Indonesia | 87 |
| Ireland | 100 |
| Malaysia | 84 |
| Mexico | 100 |
| Nigeria | 100 |
| Pakistan | 85 |
| Panama | 100 |
| Philippines | 96 |
| Romania | 100 |
| South Africa | 100 |
| Sri Lanka | 100 |
| St. Vincent & the Grenadines | 100 |
| Thailand | 100 |
| United States | 88 |