Corruption in the Marshall Islands

The extent of corruption in the Marshall Islands is evident in how it affects governance, public procurement, and electoral integrity. The Marshall Islands struggles to enforce anti-corruption measures due to limited institutional capacity and political influence. Transparency International’s Global Corruption Barometer has highlighted concerns about bribery and favoritism in government operations, particularly in allocating public contracts and foreign aid. The lack of independent oversight mechanisms has allowed corrupt practices to persist, undermining public trust in government institutions.

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