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Anticorruption

@IFAD/Barbara Gravelli

In our mission to empower rural people, IFAD aims to do no harm while doing good. We uphold the highest standards of ethical conduct and have zero tolerance for fraud, corruption or other prohibited practices. We strive to prevent the misuse of project funds and mitigate any negative consequences on people who rely on IFAD-funded or managed projects.

IFAD's anticorruption policy is integrated into our legal framework (Project Procurement Guidelines and General Conditions for Agricultural Development Financing) and applies to all recipients of IFAD financing, including staff, consultants and external parties, such as suppliers.  

When IFAD determines that prohibited practices have occurred, we apply disciplinary measures and pursue the recovery of any losses, in accordance with the provisions of IFAD rules and regulations.

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