RAMP

2025-2027
Reinventing Anti-corruption and Monitoring for Policymaking
Project: 101217365 — RAMP — ISF-2024-TF2-AG-CORRUPT 

I am a member of the Italian Research Unit based at the University of Perugia.
The RAMP project - funded by the European Union's Internal Security Fund (ISF) Call: ISF-2024-TF2-AG-CORRUPT) - develops MAP,
an integrated, user-friendly toolset to help national and EU anti-corruption bodies tackle rule of law and security threats, aligned with the EU's proposed anti-corruption directive and strategy.
Building on the successful MACPI and SCE-MAPS tools, it scales up, integrates, and modernises them into a platform with interactive dashboards for evidence-based assessment of integrity frameworks at country and sector levels.
MAP addresses four key vulnerabilities: weak enforcement of safeguards, risk of institutional capture (political, business, foreign, or criminal), strategic corruption in policy-making, and public procurement integrity risks.