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Corruption is common and spreading to the government. Transparency in 2016 According to the results of the International Corrupt Recognition Index, Russia is ranked 131th among 176 countries in 29 countries. Many anti-corruption positions taken by corruption prevention were the establishment of the Anticorruption Committee in 2008. Since the emergence of the Russian Federation from 1991 to 1992, large organizations have preceded the Soviet Union government and the structure of the government has undergone several major changes. In the first few years, the old Soviet management network, adapted to the new country, has undertaken massive restructuring, mainly by various departments and numerous government agencies. Many reorganization and renaming took place

The International Anti-Corruption Prevention Academy is a young international organization headquartered in Luxembourg, Austria. This organization was initiated by the United Nations Drug Offender (UNODC), the European Fraud Protection Office (OLAF), the Republic of Austria and other stakeholders. The Academy provides a new comprehensive approach to corruption prevention education and research, provides and promotes anti-corruption training to professionals in all disciplines, and provides technical support and support to various stakeholders . One of the training programs they offer is to prevent corruption in local governments.

Of the 134 countries that participated in the 9th International Corruption Prevention Conference by the German Transparency International held in October last year, over 100 countries were developing countries. More and more countries are expressing their determination to fight corruption and reflect international initiatives such as the OECD Convention. Despite the actual efforts, we have made little progress so far. In most developing countries today corruption is widespread and society has learned to live with it as an essential part of its culture even in its daily life as a fate of daily life. In addition to public or official decisions such as government contracts and granting of tax payment, exercise of rights such as trading, acquisition of public services, acquisition of civil documents, etc. must be paid.