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Requirement

Institutional integrity

Conflicts of interest, procurement, lobbying, appointments, whistleblowing and dependencies should be treated as ordinary design risks, not exceptions.

The proposal

Conflicts of interest, procurement, lobbying, appointments, whistleblowing, dependencies and recovery are ordinary parts of institutional design.

How to read it

Sources identify relevant rights, methods, findings or precedents. They do not automatically establish the full World4Humans formulation. Where the project makes its own choice, that choice remains open to criticism and revision.

Sources and literature

Authority
World4Humans requirement using source-specific external authorities.
Relationship
Established standards, methods or components exist; the wider World4Humans formulation is not established by them alone.

Cited publications

  • Pritchett et al., 2013

    Pritchett, Woolcock & Andrews, 2013, JDS 49:1–18. DOI 10.1080/00220388.2012.709614. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00220388.2012.709614

  • PEFA Secretariat, 2016

    PEFA Secretariat, PEFA 2016 Framework; official framework. (Pefa) https://www.pefa.org/global-report-2020/en/report/what-is-pefa

  • Eltokhy et al., 2024

    Eltokhy et al., 2024, IMF WP 24/232. DOI 10.5089/9798400289231.001. https://www.imf.org/en/publications/wp/issues/2024/11/01/public-investment-management-bottlenecks-in-low-income-countries-556847

  • Venice Commission, 2025

    Venice Commission. 2025. Updated Rule of Law Checklist. https://www.coe.int/en/web/venice-commission/rule-of-law-checklist

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