Corruption and Cambodian Households

The 2010 Corruption and Cambodian Households survey (A quantitative household survey on Perceptions, Attitudes, and Impact of Everyday forms of Corrupt Practices in Cambodia)

The result suggests positive signs in the fight against corruption in Cambodia. Perception of public services and integrity of service and political institutions in Cambodia has improved considerably since an earlier survey in 2005. In particular, there has been a remarkable shift in attitudes towards public services such as health, education, public registry and business licensing. Even perceptions regarding police officers and judges, who scored lowest on the survey, have improved considerably.

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