Administrative governance and its role in reducing financial and administrative corruption

Abstract EN

This research aims to shed light on the concept of governance and its role and mechanisms to reduce financial and administrative corruption.

To provide a conceptual model of the use and benefits of e-government, relating to administrative fraud and financial corruption.

The study also examined the dimensions, types and role of governance in reducing fraud and corruption in management and finance and its impact on government performance.

As a result, it has been revealed that governance is needed for implementation in order to reduce the rate of administrative and financial fraud and improve the quality of service delivery to improve performance.

Administrative corruption is a problem with which all countries of the world are grappling more or less.

However, its type, depth and scope vary from country to country, and its effects vary depending on the type of political and economic structure and the level of development of the nation.

In any case, corruption leads to decadence, sets government policies against the nation, and squanders national resources; it reduces the efficiency of Governments in running the country's affairs.

This erodes people's confidence in governmental and non-governmental organizations and increases indifference and incompetence in society.

Corruption undermines beliefs and moral values in society, increases the costs of implementing projects and impedes the growth of competitiveness.