Denmark has been named the least corrupt country for the seventh year, scoring 90 on the Corruption Perception Index (CPI), while South Sudan ranked as the most corrupt with a score of 8. Nepal stands at 107th position with 34 points, indicating a pressing need for enhanced anti-corruption measures.
According to the latest Corruption Perception Index (CPI) released by Transparency International, Denmark retains its position as the least corrupt nation globally for the seventh consecutive year, achieving a score of 90. Conversely, South Sudan is identified as the most corrupt country, scoring only 8 out of 100. The CPI evaluates 180 countries, ranking them based on perceived levels of corruption, with scores ranging from zero, indicating high corruption, to 100, representing the least corruption.
In conclusion, the 2023 Corruption Perception Index highlights a significant disparity in corruption levels across nations. Denmark continues to set a high standard with its low corruption score, while South Sudan grapples with systemic corruption. Nepal’s ranking at 107th serves as a crucial call to action for enhancing anti-corruption efforts in the country.
Original Source: risingnepaldaily.com
