Looking for a way to keep tabs on the latest corruption trends, wherever you are? We’re very pleased to announce that our original Corruption Perceptions Index iPhone application has now been updated to include the latest data on public sector corruption worldwide. The redesigned app also includes a new CPI game where you score points […]
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Time to explore the 2010 Corruption Perceptions Index on your iPhone
17 February 2011 in Measurement and Research
It’s been a hard bit of work, but we have finally made it! You can now download our brand new iPhone application free of charge from the iTunes app store. Spin the globe and pinpoint a country to see how it scored. Select more than one country to compare their rankings. And share your findings […]
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