Anti-Corruption Call to Action

The “Anti-Corruption Call to Action” is an initiative that aims to strengthen integrity and governance and combat corruption in public administration.

The Call urges governments to recognize anti-corruption and good governance as fundamental pillars of a sustainable and inclusive global economy and to adopt them as important principles of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

Business leaders are invited to sign the document, strengthening the commitment to make the fight against corruption and efforts for good governance practices – fundamental pillars of a sustainable and inclusive global economy – a priority for governments around the world. By supporting the Call-to-Action, companies commit to pursuing transparency, demonstrating ethical leadership and commitment to sustainability, transformational governance, corporate integrity and the fight against corruption. They become more competitive by attracting investors, employees, partners and consumers who care about sustainability and value corporate integrity.

Some actions of the Commitment

Integrity and Anti-Corruption Plan 2025-2027: This plan brings together 260 strategic actions organized into five thematic axes, which include strengthening public and private integrity, increasing transparency and developing measures to prevent and combat corruption.

OAS Recommendations: Brazil has complied with 19 recommendations of the Organization of American States (OAS) for preventing and combating corruption. These recommendations include strengthening the leniency agreement regime and promoting integrity in the private sector.

National Strategy to Combat Corruption and Money Laundering (ENCCLA): ENCCLA is the main Brazilian institutional coordination network for formulating and implementing public policies and solutions to combat corruption and money laundering.