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2 major contexts to apply mitigation incentives<br />

• T<strong>here</strong> are two main contexts in which mitigation incentives can be applied:<br />

Mitigation incentives<br />

Context 1:<br />

Before violation <strong>of</strong> anti-corruption<br />

standard is known to stakeholder<br />

e.g.: company self-discloses violation <strong>of</strong> anticorruption<br />

standards (reporting) to<br />

stakeholder<br />

Context 2:<br />

After violation <strong>of</strong> anti-corruption<br />

standard is known to stakeholder<br />

e.g.: company cooperates and enhances its<br />

internal anti-corruption system<br />

‣ Detects otherwise undiscovered corrupt<br />

behavior<br />

‣ Prevents from driving problems under<br />

ground (i.e. break pact-<strong>of</strong>-silence)<br />

‣ Offers ways back to legality, etc<br />

‣ Motivate companies to enhance their<br />

internal anti-corruption systems<br />

‣ Motivate business proactive engagement<br />

with stakeholder<br />

‣ Recognize existence <strong>of</strong> ‘rogue<br />

employees’ , etc<br />

*Mitigation incentives are no ordinary incentives as they require a (threatened) sanction which can be reduced by the company through mitigating factors<br />

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