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ARTICLE · 31 JANUARY 2022

Turkey's CPI Score For 2021 Has Been Released

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Transparency International published the Corruption Perceptions Index ("CPI") for 2021 on 25 January. According to the CPI results, Turkey scored 38 points out of 100, two points fewer than last year.

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Transparency International published the Corruption Perceptions Index ("CPI") for 2021 on 25 January. According to the CPI results, Turkey scored 38 points out of 100, two points fewer than last year. The loss of two points has resulted in a significant fall down the rankings from eighty-sixth to ninety-sixth, out of 180 countries.

The CPI is a worldwide study by Transparency International ("TI"), a well-known global organization that fights corruption. TI has scored and ranked countries on their perceived levels of corruption in the public sector in the CPI report since 1995. The CPI scores 180 countries on a scale of zero to 100, ranging from high to low corruption, respectively. (You can find more detail about the CPI and its measuring method in our article " Turkey's 2020 Corruption Perception Index Score")

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