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Mozambique is experiencing the large costs of corruption to economic and political stability. The discovery of vast natural resources has increased the stakes to curb corruption, with revenues helping to help finance poverty reduction.

The rapid rise of Mozambican universities in the past two decades has led to an increase in corruption risks, including political manipulation and mismanagement of funds. Within the universities, bribery, academic fraud and sextortion are being reported.

Understanding how this case occurred, its prospects for justice, and feasible follow-up actions.

Carbon markets, while promising, lack transparency and robust oversight, posing integrity risks that necessitate enhanced cross-sectoral and international cooperation.

Corruption hampers Mozambique's energy sector growth potential, but improvements through regulatory independence and community consultation are being made.

Os mercados do carbono, embora promissores, carecem de transparência e de uma supervisão sólida, colocando riscos de integridade que exigem uma cooperação intersectorial e internacional reforçada.

Mozambique's fisheries sector is vulnerable to corruption, but recent commitments could facilitate improved anti-corruption measures.

O setor energético de Moçambique tem o potencial de promover um elevado desenvolvimento económico, mais existem riscos de tráfico de influências no setor.

Mozambique loses millions each year to illicit financial flows driven by corruption, informal economic activity, and fraudulent trade practices, undermining economic growth and governance efforts.

With billions lost to corruption and opaque financial practices, Mozambique faces ongoing challenges in economic stability and governance. Learn how external actors can help promote transparency and accountability.