The document defines corruption and outlines its types and potential solutions. Corruption is defined as morally wrong and dishonest behavior that involves the misuse of public power for private gain. The document discusses socio-economic approaches to understanding corruption and introduces the Corruption Perception Index. It identifies the main types of corruption as administrative, political, grand, and petty. Potential solutions proposed include preventative measures, national integrity workshops, enforcing codes of conduct, and increasing transparency, accountability and international cooperation at both the individual and government levels.