Mohammed Hossain from Australia James D Wolfensohn, former
president of the World Bank, made a remarkable comment at the
2007 annual meeting of the World Bank-IMF: '... corruption is a
problem that all countries have to confront. Solutions, however,
can only be home-grown. National leaders need to take a stand.
The civil society plays a key role as well'. How to raise
awareness against corruption in the context of Bangladesh? What
role can the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) play? Corruption
is a complex issue and it is rooted in a country's social and
cultural history, political and economic development,
bureaucratic tradition and policies. Corruption exists both in
developed and developing countries. The Transparency
International's Global Corruption Barometer is the largest
cross-country survey of general public's views on, and
experiences of, corruption. In the study in 2010/2011, they
interviewed more than 100,000 people in 100 countries. They
explored the general public's views about corruption levels