Fighting Corruption in Kenya Using Blockchain with the United Nations
The office of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in East Africa has challenged the Kenyan government to embrace blockchain technology to fight corruption in public and private sectors.
According to UNODC East African region anti-corruption advisor, David Robinson, blockchain solutions can help purge corruption and economic crimes by making htem easier to trace.
It is estimated that:
Up to 10% of the total cost of doing business globally is due to corrpution
25% of procurement contracts costs in developing countries is due to corruption
2% of global GDP goes to bribes
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