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TNRC Guides | Researching Social Norms and Behaviors Related to Corruption Affecting Conservation Outcomes

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By TNRC Guide, Gayle Burgess
| World Wildlife Fund
Corruption behaviors are complex, so research to identify ways to address them can be challenging (Schwickerath, Varraich, and Smith 2017). A hypothetical example illustrates the point: Anti-corruption practitioners interested in reducing bribery at border checkpoints known for high volumes of illegal timber trade need to understand where best to invest resources to achieve meaningful impact.
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