ANTI CORRUPTION POLICY STANDARDS OF INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON NATIONAL PRACTICE
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This article analyzes the key standards applied in the anti-corruption policies of international financial institutions and their essence. The documents, principles, and monitoring mechanisms of the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and other international institutions in the field of combating corruption are examined. Furthermore, the impact of these standards on national legislation and law enforcement practices is explored, with a particular focus on the experience of Uzbekistan. The study highlights the convergence of international standards with national legal frameworks, identifies existing challenges, and discusses prospects for improvement. It is argued that the implementation of international standards in national legislation and practice plays a crucial role in enhancing the effectiveness of anti-corruption efforts, strengthening transparency, and ensuring accountability.
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