Bosnia: Crime and Corruption Threaten Successful Implementation of the Dayton Peace Agreement
T-NSIAD-00-219
Published: Jul 19, 2000. Publicly Released: Jul 19, 2000.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO discussed the impact of crime and corruption on the implementation of the Dayton Peace Agreement, focusing on: (1) how organized crime and public sector corruption have affected implementation of the agreement in Bosnia; (2) what the international community has done to improve Bosnia's law enforcement and judicial system and reduce corruption; and (3) how international assistance resources are being safeguarded and whether such assistance is being used by Bosnia in place of domestic revenues lost due to crime and corruption.
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Foreign governmentsFraudInternal controlsInternational agreementsInternational cooperationJudicial reformLaw enforcementOrganized crimePolitical corruptionCorruption