Integrity and Anti-Corruption Committee

Corruption undermines fair competition, erodes trust in institutions, and diverts resources away from essential public services. With its various instruments and tools, most notably the OECD Convention on Combating Bribery of Foreign Public Officials in International Business Transactions and the 2021 Recommendation on Further Combating Bribery, the OECD is a leading institution in the international fight against corruption. By combating corruption through policy research, recommendations, and international cooperation, the OECD promotes a level playing field for businesses.

• Implementing Business at OECD’s Zero Corruption campaign
• Implementing and advocating for adherence to the OECD’s Anti–Bribery Convention
• Underlining the potential of digital technologies for the fight against corruption
• Enabling synergies to fight corruption and meet the Sustainable Development Goals
• Highlighting the role of corporate communication as a core element in the fight against corruption

Business at OECD’s Integrity and Anti-Corruption Committee advises the OECD on prevailing and emerging corruption risks, explores innovative approaches to addressing bribery and proactively encourages joint actions between the OECD, business and governments based on our members’ expertise. Business at OECD 's Integrity and Anti-Corruption Committee is also an active contributor to the OECD’s work on ‘Trust in Business’ as well as the B20's activities on compliance and integrity. It meets twice per year, convenes additional thematic ad-hoc sessions, and organises events in partnership with the OECD.

• OECD’s Working Group on Bribery
• OECD’s Global Anti–Corruption and Integrity Forum
• OECD’s Trust in Business Forum
• OECD’s Blue Dot Network