- Global Snapshot: The CPI 2024, released by Transparency International, ranks 180 countries and territories based on perceived levels of public sector corruption. It’s a key tool for understanding corruption worldwide.
- India’s Position:
In 2024, India ranked 96th out of 180 countries, with a score of 38. This indicates a perceived increase in corruption compared to previous years, as India’s rank has been declining
- Global Average: The global average score on the CPI remains stagnant at 43, with over two-thirds of countries scoring below 50. This highlights that corruption is a widespread issue globally.
- Top Performers: Denmark, Finland, and Singapore consistently top the CPI as the least corrupt countries, showcasing strong governance and transparency.
