Crime Prevention: Principles, Types, and Effectiveness Assessment

<jats:p>Eliminating the consequences of a committed corruption-related crime, even accompanied by punishment of the perpetrators, requires considerable effort, and the damage caused to the state and society is often irreparable. In contrast, prevention is aimed at identifying and eliminating the causes and conditions that give rise to corruption. It is not just one area of work, but a central element in the national security strategy, shifting the fight against corruption from remedial action to proactive risk management.</jats:p>