THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS IN PROMOTING TRANSPARENCY AS A MECHANISM TO COMBAT ADMINISTRATIVE CORRUPTION
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Democratic systems encourage institutions, non-governmental organisations and citizens to work towards improving the governance system and achieving good governance. This is done through the adoption of various programmes aimed at governments to meet international standards of management, such as transparency, as a new approach to monitoring administrative activities within the framework defined by constitutions in the context of communication between the state and society.
The commitment to the principles of transparency is leading to changes in management practices. The concept of transparency has been enshrined in numerous international agreements, and its impact extends to the domestic legislation of countries. These agreements have obliged governments to conduct their affairs in a clear and transparent manner that is accessible to society
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