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A Systems View Across Time and Space

Table 4 Impact of PSI on corruption

From: Public service innovation to fight corruption: metrics and policy in Mexico 2019–2022

 

INDICO

Corruption

Capacities

Results

INDICO

Efficiency

Before 2018

After 2021

Anti-Corruption gain

Goals

Number

Public service innovations (PSI)

C

R

C + R

R/C

1. hypotenuse (**)

2. hypotenuse (**)

(h 1)–(h 2)

Well-being

1

Welfare Bank

3.01

2.77

5.78

0.92

5.83

1.73

4.10

2

Social Security Welfare (IMSS)

2.60

1.57

4.17

0.60

7.35

4.24

3.11

Democracy

3

President’s Daily Press Conference (“Mañaneras”)

2.27

3.17

5.44

1.40

8.25

3.32

4.93

Diminishing inequality

4

Young People Building the Future

3.59

3.53

7.12

0.98

5.20

1.73

3.46

5

The School is Ours

2.52

1.64

4.16

0.65

6.40

1.73

4.67

6

Sowing Life

3.03

2.76

5.79

0.91

4.69

1.73

2.96

Honesty

7

Internationally consolidated drug purchases

2.26

1.96

4.22

0.86

9.38

4.69

4.69

8

Fuel theft (Huachicoleo*)

2.19

2.02

4.21

0.93

10.39

3.74

6.65

9

Renegotiation of energy-related contracts with Pemex and CFE (Electricity own-supply)

1.59

1.52

3.12

0.96

8.66

4.12

4.54

Sovereignty

10

Alternative to a wholesale power market (CFE)

2.02

0.73

2.74

0.36

7.55

5.83

1.72

11

Power transmission tariffs (CFE)

2.17

1.47

3.64

0.67

8.66

4.12

4.54

12

Expansion and modernization of the national oil refining system (PEMEX)

3.05

1.61

4.66

0.53

7.68

4.12

3.56

Ranges (max, min)

    

5.79

2.74

1.40 0.36

  

6.65

1.72

  1. Source: The author
  2. (*) “Huachicol”, in Mexico, used to mean the adulteration of alcoholic drinks. Today it refers to the illegal acts of stealing and selling oil or gas
  3. (**) Hypotenuse calculated based on Table 3 data (a2 + b2 + c2) 1/2