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Global Corruption Perception Index 2020 [PDF]

Global Corruption Perception Index 2020

Corruption in the form of dishonesty or criminal offense undertaken by a person or organization to abuse power and gets the benefit for one’s private gain. It may include seducing with money, misappropriation, stealing, theft, crime, etc. Political corruption occurs when officeholders or other employees act in an official capacity for the personal benefit of profit. It wastes the taxes or rates that have been marked for important community projects. It erodes the trust public people have in the official persons and higher authorized.

In this page, today we are going to see the Global Corruption Perception Index list of 2020. The Corruption Perception (CPI) 2020, published in January of 2021 by the Berlin-based Transparency International institution.

Global Corruption Perception Index List 2020

Score Country Rank
88 New Zealand 1
88 Denmark 1
85 Finland 3
85 Switzerland 3
85 Singapore 3
85 Sweden 3
84 Norway 7
82 Netherlands 8
80 Luxembourg 9
80 Germany 9
77 Canada 11
77 United Kingdom 11
77 Australia 11
77 Hong Kong 11
76 Austria 15
76 Belgium 15
75 Iceland 17
75 Estonia 17
74 Japan 19
72 Ireland 20
71 United Arab Emirates 21
71 Uruguay 21
69 France 23
68 Bhutan 24
67 United States of America 25
67 Chile 25
66 Seychelles 27
65 Taiwan 28
64 Barbados 29
63 Bahamas 30
63 Qatar 30
62 Spain 32
61 Portugal 33
61 Korea, South 33
60 Botswana 35
60 Brunei Darussalam 35
60 Israel 35
60 Slovenia 35
60 Lithuania 35
59 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 40
58 Cabo Verde 41
57 Cyprus 42
57 Costa Rica 42
57 Latvia 42
56 Poland 45
56 Georgia 45
56 Saint Lucia 45
55 Dominica 48
54 Czech Republic 49
54 Rwanda 49
54 Oman 49
53 Malta 52
53 Grenada 52
53 Italy 52
53 Saudi Arabia 52
53 Mauritius 52
51 Malaysia 57
51 Namibia 57
50 Greece 59
49 Slovakia 60
49 Jordan 60
49 Armenia 60
47 Cuba 63
47 Croatia 63
47 Sao Tome and Principe 63
47 Belarus 63
45 Montenegro 67
45 Senegal 67
44 Romania 69
44 Hungary 69
44 South Africa 69
44 Jamaica 69
44 Bulgaria 69
44 Tunisia 69
43 Vanuatu 75
43 Ghana 75
43 Maldives 75
42 Argentina 78
42 Solomon Islands 78
42 Bahrain 78
42 China 78
42 Kuwait 78
41 Benin 83
41 Lesotho 83
41 Guyana 83
40 Morocco 86
40 India 86
40 Burkina Faso 86
40 Trinidad and Tobago 86
40 Turkey 86
40 Timor-Leste 86
39 Ecuador 92
39 Colombia 92
38 Suriname 94
38 Serbia 94
38 Sri Lanka 94
38 Tanzania 94
38 Ethiopia 94
38 Peru 94
38 Brazil 94
38 Kazakhstan 94
37 Indonesia 102
37 Gambia 102
36 Vietnam 104
36 Kosovo 104
36 Thailand 104
36 Albania 104
36 Cote d’Ivoire 104
36 Algeria 104
36 El Salvador 104
35 Bosnia and Herzegovina 111
35 Panama 111
35 Mongolia 111
35 North Macedonia 111
34 Philippines 115
34 Moldova 115
33 Egypt 117
33 Eswatini 117
33 Zambia 117
33 Nepal 117
33 Sierra Leone 117
33 Ukraine 117
32 Niger 123
31 Pakistan 124
31 Bolivia 124
31 Kyrgyzstan 124
31 Mexico 124
31 Kenya 124
30 Gabon 129
30 Malawi 129
30 Azerbaijan 129
30 Mali 129
30 Russia 129
29 Togo 134
29 Laos 134
29 Mauritania 134
28 Myanmar 137
28 Guinea 137
28 Liberia 137
28 Dominican Republic 137
28 Paraguay 137
27 Djibouti 142
27 Papua New Guinea 142
27 Uganda 142
27 Angola 142
26 Bangladesh 146
26 Central African Republic 146
26 Uzbekistan 146
25 Lebanon 149
25 Iran 149
25 Guatemala 149
25 Nigeria 149
25 Mozambique 149
25 Cameroon 149
25 Tajikistan 149
25 Madagascar 149
24 Honduras 157
24 Zimbabwe 157
22 Nicaragua 159
21 Comoros 160
21 Eritrea 160
21 Cambodia 160
21 Chad 160
21 Iraq 160
19 Burundi 165
19 Congo 165
19 Turkmenistan 165
19 Guinea Bissau 165
19 Afghanistan 165
18 Haiti 170
18 Democratic Republic of the Congo 170
18 Korea, North 170
17 Libya 173
16 Equatorial Guinea 174
16 Sudan 174
15 Venezuela 176
15 Yemen 176
14 Syria 178
12 South Sudan 179
12 Somalia 179

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 Source / Reference: Transparency.org

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