Subject	Predicate	Object
tLjPxUH5	a	Resource
		Answer
		Written answer
	answer has question	J1RN5ZMB
	answer has answering person	Alan James Carter Duncan
	answer text	<p>Measuring the level of corruption in a country is inherently problematic in view of its secretive nature. DFID offices use information from a combination of sources including: the Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index, the Global Integrity Index, data from the World Bank and other institutions.</p><p>DFID programmes offer a wide array of assistance to strengthen the ability of countries to tackle both large scale and petty corruption. These include measures such as strengthening public procurement and audit, through to enabling civil society to hold their authorities to account.</p>
	answer given date	2012-11-06
	answer has answering body	Department for International Development
	written answer has answering body	Department for International Development
Department for International Development	answering body has written answer	tLjPxUH5
Department for International Development	answering body has answer	tLjPxUH5
J1RN5ZMB	question has answer	tLjPxUH5
Alan James Carter Duncan	answering person has answer	tLjPxUH5