CORRUPTION PERCEPTIONS INDEX 2013

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CHILE
2013 Score
71
Rank
22 / 177
2012 Score
72
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CORRUPTION REMAINS A GLOBAL THREAT

The Corruption Perceptions Index 2013 serves as a reminder that the abuse of power, secret dealings and bribery continue to ravage societies around the world.
The Index scores 177 countries and territories on a scale from 0 (highly corrupt) to 100 (very clean). No country has a perfect score, and two-thirds of countries score below 50. This indicates a serious, worldwide corruption problem. Hover on the map above to see how your country fares.
The world urgently needs a renewed effort to crack down on money laundering, clean up political finance, pursue the return of stolen assets and build more transparent public institutions.
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It is time to stop those who get away with acts of corruption. The legal loopholes and lack of political will in government facilitate both domestic and cross-border corruption, and call for our intensified efforts to combat the impunity of the corrupt.”
– Huguette Labelle, Chair, Transparency International

FULL TABLE AND RANKINGS

The Corruption Perceptions Index ranks countries and territories based on how corrupt their public sector is perceived to be. A country or territory’s score indicates the perceived level of public sector corruption on a scale of 0 – 100, where 0 means that a country is perceived as highly corrupt and 100 means it is perceived as very clean. A country’s rank indicates its position relative to the other countries and territories included in the index. This year’s index includes 177 countries and territories.

RANK

COUNTRY

SCORE

SURVEYS USED

CI: LOWER

CI: UPPER

2012 SCORE

1
Denmark
91
7
87
95
90
1
New Zealand
91
7
87
95
90
3
Finland
89
7
86
92
90
3
Sweden
89
7
85
93
88
5
Norway
86
7
82
90
85
5
Singapore
86
9
82
90
87
7
Switzerland
85
6
81
89
86
8
Netherlands
83
7
80
86
84
9
Australia
81
8
79
83
85
9
Canada
81
7
77
85
84
11
Luxembourg
80
6
75
85
80
12
Germany
78
8
74
82
79
12
Iceland
78
6
73
83
82
14
United Kingdom
76
8
74
78
74
15
Barbados
75
3
63
87
76
15
Belgium
75
7
71
79
75
15
Hong Kong
75
8
71
79
77
18
Japan
74
9
70
78
74
19
United States of America
73
9
66
80
73
19
Uruguay
73
6
71
75
72
21
Ireland
72
6
65
79
69
22
The Bahamas
71
3
69
73
71
22
Chile
71
9
68
74
72
22
France
71
8
67
75
71
22
Saint Lucia
71
3
70
72
71
26
Austria
69
8
64
74
69
26
United Arab Emirates
69
7
61
77
68
28
Estonia
68
9
64
72
64
28
Qatar
68
6
56
80
68
30
Botswana
64
7
61
67
65
31
Bhutan
63
4
59
67
63
31
Cyprus
63
5
57
69
66
33
Portugal
62
7
57
67
63
33
Puerto Rico
62
3
52
72
63
33
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
62
3
53
71
62
36
Israel
61
6
58
64
60
36
Taiwan
61
7
54
68
61
38
Brunei
60
3
43
77
55
38
Poland
60
10
56
64
58
40
Spain
59
7
51
67
65
41
Cape Verde
58
4
50
66
60
41
Dominica
58
3
54
62
58
43
Lithuania
57
8
51
63
54
43
Slovenia
57
9
51
63
61
45
Malta
56
5
52
60
57
46
South Korea
55
10
51
59
56
47
Hungary
54
10
48
60
55
47
Seychelles
54
4
41
67
52
49
Costa Rica
53
5
46
60
54
49
Latvia
53
8
47
59
49
49
Rwanda
53
5
44
62
53
52
Mauritius
52
5
50
54
57
53
Malaysia
50
9
44
56
49
53
Turkey
50
9
46
54
49
55
Georgia
49
6
38
60
52
55
Lesotho
49
5
43
55
45
57
Bahrain
48
5
39
57
51
57
Croatia
48
9
43
53
46
57
Czech Republic
48
10
43
53
49
57
Namibia
48
6
42
54
48
61
Oman
47
5
34
60
47
61
Slovakia
47
8
39
55
46
63
Cuba
46
4
39
53
48
63
Ghana
46
9
41
51
45
63
Saudi Arabia
46
5
35
57
44
66
Jordan
45
7
41
49
48
67
Macedonia FYR
44
6
36
52
43
67
Montenegro
44
4
40
48
41
69
Italy
43
7
39
47
42
69
Kuwait
43
5
37
49
44
69
Romania
43
9
38
48
44
72
Bosnia and Herzegovina
42
7
37
47
42
72
Brazil
42
8
36
48
43
72
Sao Tome and Principe
42
3
34
50
42
72
Serbia
42
7
36
48
39
72
South Africa
42
9
37
47
43
77
Bulgaria
41
9
36
46
41
77
Senegal
41
9
39
43
36
77
Tunisia
41
7
38
44
41
80
China
40
9
35
45
39
80
Greece
40
7
33
47
36
82
Swaziland
39
4
36
42
37
83
Burkina Faso
38
7
32
44
38
83
El Salvador
38
6
35
41
38
83
Jamaica
38
6
35
41
38
83
Liberia
38
7
33
43
41
83
Mongolia
38
7
34
42
36
83
Peru
38
7
34
42
38
83
Trinidad and Tobago
38
4
30
46
39
83
Zambia
38
8
35
41
37
91
Malawi
37
8
34
40
37
91
Morocco
37
8
32
42
37
91
Sri Lanka
37
7
34
40
40
94
Algeria
36
6
31
41
34
94
Armenia
36
6
30
42
34
94
Benin
36
6
30
42
36
94
Colombia
36
7
33
39
36
94
Djibouti
36
3
22
50
36
94
India
36
10
32
40
36
94
Philippines
36
9
32
40
34
94
Suriname
36
3
31
41
37
102
Ecuador
35
6
29
41
32
102
Moldova
35
8
30
40
36
102
Panama
35
6
31
39
38
102
Thailand
35
8
33
37
37
106
Argentina
34
8
30
38
35
106
Bolivia
34
7
28
40
34
106
Gabon
34
5
32
36
35
106
Mexico
34
9
31
37
34
106
Niger
34
5
28
40
33
111
Ethiopia
33
8
29
37
33
111
Kosovo
33
3
29
37
34
111
Tanzania
33
8
29
37
35
114
Egypt
32
7
27
37
32
114
Indonesia
32
9
26
38
32
116
Albania
31
7
28
34
33
116
Nepal
31
5
29
33
27
116
Vietnam
31
8
27
35
31
119
Mauritania
30
5
23
37
31
119
Mozambique
30
7
27
33
31
119
Sierra Leone
30
8
26
34
31
119
East Timor
30
3
25
35
33
123
Belarus
29
5
22
36
31
123
Dominican Republic
29
6
23
35
32
123
Guatemala
29
6
25
33
33
123
Togo
29
5
23
35
30
127
Azerbaijan
28
6
22
34
27
127
Comoros
28
3
16
40
28
127
Gambia
28
5
17
39
34
127
Lebanon
28
6
23
33
30
127
Madagascar
28
8
25
31
32
127
Mali
28
6
23
33
34
127
Nicaragua
28
7
24
32
29
127
Pakistan
28
8
23
33
27
127
Russia
28
9
24
32
28
136
Bangladesh
27
7
20
34
26
136
Ivory Coast
27
8
23
31
29
136
Guyana
27
4
22
32
28
136
Kenya
27
8
23
31
27
140
Honduras
26
6
22
30
28
140
Kazakhstan
26
8
21
31
28
140
Laos
26
4
18
34
21
140
Uganda
26
8
21
31
29
144
Cameroon
25
8
20
30
26
144
Central African Republic
25
4
16
34
26
144
Iran
25
6
19
31
28
144
Nigeria
25
9
20
30
27
144
Papua New Guinea
25
5
18
32
25
144
Ukraine
25
8
22
28
26
150
Guinea
24
7
18
30
24
150
Kyrgyzstan
24
6
20
28
24
150
Paraguay
24
5
19
29
25
153
Angola
23
7
18
28
22
154
Republic of Congo
22
6
16
28
26
154
Democratic Republic of the Congo
22
5
15
29
21
154
Tajikistan
22
5
16
28
22
157
Burundi
21
5
17
25
19
157
Myanmar
21
6
15
27
15
157
Zimbabwe
21
8
14
28
20
160
Cambodia
20
7
15
25
22
160
Eritrea
20
4
2
38
25
160
Venezuela
20
7
16
24
19
163
Chad
19
5
13
25
19
163
Equatorial Guinea
19
3
15
23
20
163
Guinea Bissau
19
4
15
23
25
163
Haiti
19
5
14
24
19
167
Yemen
18
6
14
22
23
168
Syria
17
4
11
23
26
168
Turkmenistan
17
3
12
22
17
168
Uzbekistan
17
6
14
20
17
171
Iraq
16
4
12
20
18
172
Libya
15
6
10
20
21
173
South Sudan
14
3
11
17
0
174
Sudan
11
6
5
17
13
175
Afghanistan
8
3
3
13
8
175
North Korea
8
3
2
14
8
175
Somalia
8
4
5
11
8

In the table above, CI refers to Confidence Interval. The confidence interval reflects some of the uncertainty associated with a country’s CPI score. It is calculated by looking at the range of scores given by all the data used to calculate that country’s score, such that a wider interval reflects a wider variation in the data for that country. For more information on the CPI methodology and data sources, download our CPI information package.

CORRUPTION PERCEPTIONS INDEX 2013 BROCHURE

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