Australian businesses need easily accessible, reliable and relevant resources to manage risks as they reach into international markets. Australian companies operating internationally are faced with a myriad of bribery and corruption laws that can sit in contrast to local customs, expectations, and competitive pressure to bribe.
Knowing how to address the risks of corruption while succeeding in business internationally can be challenging. Particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), despite increasing expectations to comply. There is a wealth of material globally that is available, but it is disparate, difficult to find and hard to know what is relevant or reliable.
The Bribery Prevention Network has established a central repository of reliable and relevant resources, curated by Australia’s leading anti-bribery experts, aimed at supporting Australian Business to prevent, detect and address bribery and corruption and promote a culture of compliance.
With a shared purpose of working together to create a bribery free society, Bribery Prevention Network is overseen by a Steering Committee of representatives from business, civil society, academia and government, with the Global Compact Network as host organisation.
Access the Bribery Prevention Hub here.
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