According to Google, Southeast-Asia’s Internet user base has surged rapidly over the past two years, making the region the third largest market globally in terms of Internet users, with roughly 90% of which being smartphone users. Digitalization has transformed interactions within societies in innumerable ways, and pilot-tested projects around the world have been truly promising in engaging a wide, diverse and active audience against corruption, affecting the speed and scale of how access to information, data analysis or financial investigations can be managed. How can these tools be used by anti-corruption agencies successfully in the context of Southeast-Asia?
Embracing digitalization: how can anti-corruption agencies in ASEAN apply innovative tools in the fight against corruption?
