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Control of corruption (-2.5 weak; 2.5 strong), 2023:

The average for 2023 based on 45 countries was 0.73 points. The highest value was in Denmark: 2.38 points and the lowest value was in Russia: -1.1 points. The indicator is available from 1996 to 2023. Below is a chart for all countries where data are available.

Measure: points; Source: The World Bank
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Countries Control of corruption, 2023 Global rank Available data
Denmark 2.38 1 1996 - 2023
Finland 2.22 2 1996 - 2023
Norway 2.11 3 1996 - 2023
Sweden 2.03 4 1996 - 2023
Switzerland 2.02 5 1996 - 2023
Luxembourg 1.93 6 1996 - 2023
Netherlands 1.87 7 1996 - 2023
Liechtenstein 1.71 8 1996 - 2023
Germany 1.66 9 1996 - 2023
Ireland 1.58 10 1996 - 2023
Iceland 1.55 11 1996 - 2023
Estonia 1.54 12 1996 - 2023
UK 1.48 13 1996 - 2023
Belgium 1.34 14 1996 - 2023
Andorra 1.25 15 1996 - 2023
Monaco 1.25 16 2015 - 2023
San Marino 1.25 17 2015 - 2023
France 1.18 18 1996 - 2023
Austria 1.13 19 1996 - 2023
Lithuania 0.78 20 1996 - 2023
Slovenia 0.78 21 1996 - 2023
Czechia 0.77 22 1996 - 2023
Latvia 0.7 23 1996 - 2023
Portugal 0.7 24 1996 - 2023
Spain 0.63 25 1996 - 2023
Poland 0.57 26 1996 - 2023
Italy 0.55 27 1996 - 2023
Cyprus 0.33 28 1996 - 2023
Slovakia 0.29 29 1996 - 2023
Croatia 0.18 30 1996 - 2023
Malta 0.11 31 1996 - 2023
Greece 0.1 32 1996 - 2023
Romania 0.04 33 1996 - 2023
Hungary -0 34 1996 - 2023
Montenegro -0.08 35 1998 - 2023
Bulgaria -0.14 36 1996 - 2023
Moldova -0.28 37 1996 - 2023
Albania -0.33 38 1996 - 2023
North Macedonia -0.35 39 1996 - 2023
Serbia -0.45 40 1996 - 2023
Turkey -0.5 41 1996 - 2023
Bosnia & Herz. -0.58 42 1996 - 2023
Belarus -0.67 43 1996 - 2023
Ukraine -0.69 44 1996 - 2023
Russia -1.1 45 1996 - 2023



Definition: The index for Control of Corruption captures perceptions of the extent to which public power is exercised for private gain, including both petty and grand forms of corruption, as well as capture of the state by elites and private interests.

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