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• Open governance in El Salvador - video

  Guardian Professional, Video (7min 08sec), 16 Dec 2013:

  We hear from Gerson Martínez, the minister of construction in El Salvador, about the decision to join the Open Government Partnership this year and what 'open' actually looks like

• Tax evasion and avoidance finally came under scrutiny this year

  16 Dec 2013: Alex Prats: Despite a number of encouraging breakthroughs on tax dodging in 2013, much work lies ahead if tax justice is to become a reality

• Developing countries lose $1tn a year from 'illicit financial flows'

  13 Dec 2013: Watchdog cites poor governance and lax regulation for huge outflows, which have increased by almost 10% each year

• Slaves in the supply chain: 12 ways to clean up business

  Guardian Professional, 10 Dec 2013:

  Are ethical audits actually useful? How do you incentivise due diligence? Our panel unpicks the politics and practicalities of supply chain transparency

• What can help Central African Republic? Lessons from Sierra Leone

  9 Dec 2013:

  As French troops enter CAR's troubled capital, Britain's African intervention of 2000 could serve as a model to help bring peace, says Marcus Manuel

• Africa's economic transformation: public banks must step up support

  4 Dec 2013: Donald Kaberuka and Anne Paugam: Public development banks can serve as compasses and catalysts for those willing to invest in Africa's development

• Is Transparency International's measure of corruption still valid?

  3 Dec 2013:

  Claire Provost: Critics say the NGO's Corruption Perceptions Index conveys an 'elite bias' and doesn't show evidence of actual corruption

• Australia rated alongside Syria as 'big decliner' in corruption perception

  3 Dec 2013: Securency and Eddie Obeid scandals bolstered the view Australian corruption worsening, says Transparency International

• Live chat: how to tackle slavery in supply chains

  Guardian Professional, 2 Dec 2013:

  Will tighter regulation rid business of forced labour? Join the debate, Thursday 5 December at 1pm GMT

• Power to the people: how open data is improving health service delivery

  Guardian Professional, 2 Dec 2013:

  Across Africa there are stories of how civil society is using data to monitor service delivery, but will technology make a sustainable contribution to health outcomes, asks Loren Treisman

• Megaphone for social movements: campaigning in the surveillance state

  Guardian Professional, 29 Nov 2013:

  The internet has given activists the means to communicate, mobilise supporters and take action – but while they are watching the government, the state's watching them

• Afghanistan mining sector lacks safeguards, warn campaigners

  28 Nov 2013: Global Witness report comes as UK minister admits country's mineral and gas deposits leave it vulnerable to 'resource curse'

• West failing to return billions of dollars in fines from foreign bribery cases

  27 Nov 2013: World Bank discovers only 3% of $6bn in fines has been handed back to developing countries whose officials were bribed

• Global Fund halts contracts over bribes for mosquito bednets in Cambodia

  15 Nov 2013: Investigation finds two international companies paid Cambodian officials for deals to supply anti-malaria bednets

• 13 ways to unlock the potential of open government

  Guardian Professional, 13 Nov 2013:

  Nine experts offer their thoughts on making open data initiatives work for all citizens

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