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UPDATED: 10:06, August 14, 2004
UNDP-funded research on govt. corruption fruitful: official
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Research on fighting corruption, financed by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), has been successful during the past year, said Li Yubin, vice minister of supervision and head of the international program, Friday.

A number of academic reports on the issue have been developed out by the participants, Li said in an exclusive interview. The program was launched last year and is scheduled to take three years, according to the official.

The program will sum up China's experience in its anti-corruption campaign and study international experience in the field. It will develop proposals to build up a clean government, Li said.

Source: Xinhua

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