ATLAS · CORRUPTION PERCEPTIONS

Corruption Perceptions by Country

The whole world, recoloured by corruption perceptions. On the map below, paler countries sit at the low end and the deepest green at the high end. Tap any nation to open its full profile. How clean each country’s public sector is perceived to be, scored 0 (most corrupt) to 100 (cleanest), according to Transparency International. Cleaner-perceived countries glow brighter.

HIGHEST

90.0

Denmark

LOWEST

8.0

South Sudan

WORLD

180 countries with a figure

Source: Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index, via Our World in Data, 2024 · geometry: Natural Earth (public domain)

How the map is coloured

21.468.0
No figure — the source has no value for this country (shown in words, never as zero).

The top 25

180 countries and territories have a corruption perceptions figure. Here are the highest:

#CountryCorruption Perceptions
1Denmark90.0
2Finland88.0
3Singapore84.0
4New Zealand83.0
5Luxembourg81.0
6Norway81.0
7Switzerland81.0
8Sweden80.0
9Netherlands78.0
10Australia77.0
11Iceland77.0
12Ireland77.0
13Estonia76.0
14Uruguay76.0
15Canada75.0
16Germany75.0
17Hong Kong SAR, China74.0
18Bhutan72.0
19Seychelles72.0
20Japan71.0
21United Kingdom71.0
22Belgium69.0
23Barbados68.0
24United Arab Emirates68.0
25Austria67.0

Denmark ranks 1st of 180.Every country’s full standing is on its profile.

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