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Contents
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Map
3.1 Ethiopian Regions Included in Education Sector
Field Surveys 69
Figures
1.1 A Value Chain Approach to Mapping Corrupt Practices
in Service Delivery 3
2.1 Share of Total Health Expenditures by Source 28
2.2 Value Chain Framework of Potential Health
Sector Abuses 32
2.3 Ethiopian Health System Actors and Vulnerabilities
to Corruption 33
2.4 Corruption Vulnerability Scores in WHO Assessments,
by Pharmaceutical Management Function, GGM
Countries 44
2.5 Reasons for Dissatisfaction with Public Health Services
in Ethiopia 48
3.1 Grade 5 Primary Completion Rates in Ethiopia, 2001–08 76
3.2 Overview of Corruption Risks in the Ethiopian
Education Sector, by Function 111
3.3 Corruption Risks in the Ethiopian Education Sector,
by Subfunction 115
4.1 Value Chain Framework of Corrupt Interactions
in the Water and Sanitation Sector 128
4.4.1 Corruption Risks Identified by Drilling Contractors
in the Ethiopian Water Sector 147
4.4.2 Corruption Risks Identified by Drilling Contractors
in the Ethiopian Water Sector 148
4.2 Typical Borehole Construction in Ethiopia 151
4.5.1 Cost Breakdown for Shallow and Deep Boreholes
in Ethiopia 153
4.3 Measured versus Invoiced Depths in Sample Boreholes
in Ethiopia 157
4.4 Relationship between Construction Variance
and Borehole Performance in Ethiopia 158
4.7.1 Perceptions of Ethiopian Water Point Construction
Quality and Community Involvement in Project
Design and Management 160
4.7.2 Community Perceptions of Headworks Construction
and Actual Construction Variance 161
6.1 Trends in Unit Cost of Asphalt Roads in Ethiopia 268