Strengthening State and Society Responses to Corruption in Papua New Guinea. Anti-Corruption Messaging
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1 Strengthening State and Society Responses to Corruption in Papua New Guinea Anti-Corruption Messaging Caryn Peiffer, School for Policy Studies, University of Bristol Grant Walton, Development Policy Centre, Australian National University
2 Research Background Development actors spend millions on raising awareness about corruption However, messages may exacerbate corruption as a collective action problem - Research findings from Jakarta Do anti-corruption messages fuel a greater acceptance of corruption? Research: An experiment examining responses to different anticorruption messages from citizens in Port Moresby.
3 Fieldwork English/Tok Pisin Questionnaire piloted in January 2017 Changes made to research instrument Research in February 2017 Interviewed 1,520 respondents across Port Moresby Sites of research purposively selected in each of Port Moresby s three electorates Respondents selected to ensure representation of gender/ages. Anti-corruption messages randomly assigned to individual respondents
4 Five groups, four messages
5 Group 1: Corruption is Widespread
6 Group 2: Religious
7 Group 3: Legal
8 Group 4: Wantoks (local/community impacts)
9 Group 5: Control Group
10 Research questions (dependent variables) Types of questions 1. Perceptions about corruption and anti-corruption efforts in Papua New Guinea Eg: How effective do you think your government s actions are in the fight against corruption? Extent of corruption among public servants. 2. Interest in reporting and resisting corruption Eg There is no point in reporting corruption because nothing useful will be done about it. 3. Perceptions about politics and government Eg: How much interest would you say you have in politics?
11 Q: Which message most shaped perceptions about corruption/anti-corruption?
12 A: It depends Variable Treatment Impact How effective do you think your government s actions Widespread are in the fight against corruption? Negative It is not corrupt if everyone does it Widespread Positive Corruption has increased over past two years Widespread Positive Hard to get things done if you don't pay a bribe Wantok Positive Corruption common among public servants Wantok Positive Most people I know have paid a bribe Legal Positive
13 Q: Which message most shaped perceptions about politics and government?
14 A: Legal Variable Treatment Impact How much interest would you say you have in politics? Legal Negative How much do you trust the government? Legal Negative
15 Q: Which message is likely to improve willingness to report?
16 A: Wantok (and watch out for Widespread) Variable Treatment Impact No point in reporting corruption because nothing useful will be done about it Wantok Negative I would report corruption to the authorities because it is the morally right thing to do. Wantok Positive I would report a case of corruption even if I would have to spend a day in court to give evidence. Wantok Positive Ordinary people can make a difference in the fight against corruption Widespread Negative
17 Even more benefits to the Wantok message! Variable Treatment Impact How worried are you that grand corruption is harming development in PNG? Wantok Positive How worried are you that petty corruption is harming development in PNG? Wantok Positive A good citizen of PNG will always choose to fight corruption, even if it involves their friends or wantoks Wantok Positive
18 Variation By and large women were influenced by the messages in the same way as men Although the religious message heightened women s concerned about petty corruption Legal message made older respondents (> 35 yo) more concerned with petty corruption Those with lower levels of education more sensitive to widespread message More likely to think corruption is a collective action problem
19 Conclusions Assumptions about the impact of anti-corruption messages are being challenged The impact of anti-corruption messages is heavily determined by context One message might work in one context (PNG) and not in another (Indonesia) In PNG: Messages stressing local impacts matter: To encourage Papua New Guineans to report tell them about how corruption impacts their Wantoks Messages about how widespread corruption is may be undermining citizens willingness to resist/report Similarly, messages about the illegality of corruption may be undermining people s trust in politics and government
20 Future research Comparative work examining the impacts of anti-corruption messages in Jakarta, Port Moresby and Lagos Internet-based experiment with a sample from 20 developing countries grant.walton@anu.edu.au
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