IDEAL Workshop

The IDEAL Anti-Corruption Workshop Survey

Q1. The following can be described as acts of corruption:

	Yes	No	Not Sure
Appointing/selecting a job candidate who is not the most qualified for the job

Appointing/selecting a relative for a job

Requesting a (unofficial) payment to provide a service in public institutions such as schools and hospitals

Using information obtained on a job for a personal benefit

Offering a job for a vote

Donating money to a political party

Q2. Have you ever witnessed a corruptive act in any form?

Yes

Q3. How were you able to recognize and define it as such?

Q4. How common is corruption in your community?

Non Existent (0)

Omnipresent (100)

Corruption is

Q5. Who should be responsible when fighting corruption? Please rank the following in order of importance:

	Drag your choices here to rank them
Government Judiciary Local Communities Non-Governmental Organisations Other

Q6. Is it ok to cheat on a test, if there is no way of teacher or anyone discovering it?

Yes

Q7. Is it ok to pay someone to do your essay for you?

Yes

Q8. Do you believe you as an individual can make a difference in the fight against corruption?

Yes

Q9. What are underlying reasons for corruption? Please rank the following in order of importance:

	Drag your choices here to rank them
People are inherently greedy and bad Civil servants are not well compensated Systematic reasons such as inadequate procedures and concentration of powers Offenders are rarely prosecuted

Q10. In your opinion, how likely are individuals willing to fight against corruption?

Virtually Zero

Very Weak

Weak

Strong

Extremely Strong

The willingness is

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