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Husnia Hushang

anti-corruption budget

Boom and bust? Political will and anti-corruption in Papua New Guinea

by Grant Walton, Husnia Hushang
July 6, 2020

Anti-corruption and the 2019 PNG budget

by Grant Walton, Husnia Hushang
December 19, 2018
PNG anti-corruption poster (Raymond June/Flickr/CC BY-ND 2.0)

The wrong way to close a funding gap: anti-corruption and the 2018 PNG budget

by Grant Walton, Husnia Hushang
February 14, 2018
Anti-corruption suggestion box, Mombasa, Kenya (Marcel Oosterwijk/Flickr CC BY-SA 2.0)

Promises, promises: a decade of anti-corruption budgets and spending in PNG

by Grant Walton, Husnia Hushang
August 16, 2017

Husnia Hushang

Husnia Hushang was a Research Assistant and a Program Officer at the Development Policy Centre. She has a Masters of Public Policy and a Graduate Diploma of Public Administration from the ANU and a Bachelor of Law and Political Science from Kabul University. She also worked for the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development in Afghanistan.

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