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Have you noticed signs of corruption? Fighting corruption is everyone's responsibility, and it also works for everyone's benefit. It is important to spot the warning signs.

Corruption is the abuse of entrusted power for private gain. It slows down economic development, increases inequality and undermines democracy.

There is corruption also in Finland: it occurs at all levels of society and in many different sectors. Corruption-free countries do not exist.

This page provides instructions on whom to contact if you suspect or detect corruption.

The anti-corruption strategy aims to intensify anti-corruption work. The draft strategy contains an overview of the current situation and defines future objectives.

Openness, awareness and cooperation are the keys to combating corruption. Anti-corruption work is carried out both at national and international level.

Corruption occurs at all levels of society and in many different sectors. This page introduces a few examples of corruption.

Many different authorities and other bodies participate in the anti-corruption work in Finland. Combating corruption is a joint effort.

Do you have some questions concerning corruption? This page contains answers to some of the most frequently asked questions.

How do the actions of your organisation affect the occurrence of corruption in Finland? Take a quick test to find out.

Corruption undermines citizens’ trust in public administration. Public officials are wise to make sure that their conduct is ethical.

In Finland, the legislation related to corruption and its prevention consists of several different acts. The Criminal Code of Finland lays down provisions on bribery offences.

Strengthening the Fight against Corruption project

Read about how you can combat corruption by your own actions. This section contains tips and instructions for doing your part for a corruption-free society.

Are you looking for advice on how to fight corruption? Getting the basics right will help you. Read these general tips and more specific guidance.

Many international anti-corruption conventions are binding on Finland.

A strong corporate culture prevents corruption in business. It also brings a competitive advantage. Competition benefits the markets and may not be restricted, for example by cartels.

The Anti-Corruption.fi website is managed and maintained by the Ministry of Justice. Here you will find information on whom to contact if needed.

International anti-corruption cooperation takes place on many forums. Finland is involved in the activities of many European and global anti-corruption bodies.

Anti-Corruption.fi is a website managed and maintained by the Ministry of Justice. It provides citizens with impartial and fact-based information on corruption and its prevention in Finland.