The Mobilizing Action Against Corruption (MAAC) effort in Armenia, led by Casals, has come to an end. We undertook four surveys for this USAID project, three household surveys and one business survey. Unfortunately it proved impossible to do a survey among civil servants. The surveys showed that Armenia made practically no progress against corruption, over the three years.
An overwhelming amount of Armenians believed that corruption is a serious problem, and there was only limited change on the fringes.
The data remains available for analysis, and we believe that it continues to be important. There is a final legacy report that Casals published, accessible here.
To find the data sets, and the corruption reports, click here.
