Scaling up Anti-Corruption Collective Action within Global Compact Local Networks (GCLN) is a four-year project to support collective actions from Global Compact Local Networks and promote public-private cooperation in fighting corruption. The project aims to:

• mainstream Collective Action and enhance its understanding and implementation locally;
• mobilise multi-stakeholder efforts to identify and develop plans to address corruption challenges within a country/sector;
• engage with governments and other stakeholders to enhance public-private cooperation in fighting corruption.

To this end, the project will adopt a three pronged approach:

• Development of Anti-Corruption Collective Action Playbook for GCLNs to mainstream the understanding and uptake of Collective Action.
• Global launch and roll-out of the Playbook to enable GCLNs in understanding and using the Collective Action methodology to identify and address corruption issues.
• Support select GCLNs in their Collective Action initiatives.

Underlying this approach will be an overarching goal of facilitating public-private cooperation on Collective Action through policy dialogue and engagement with governments and non-business stakeholders. The project will endeavour to mainstream Anti-Corruption Collective Action and enable GCLNs to engage the private sector and other stakeholders in understanding, initiating and supporting Collective Action.