Corruption and climate change

If you finance a project with 100 000 €, and one or a few of the individuals in the project team are corrupted, you can be sure of one thing:

100 000 € will not be used in the project! Maybe 75 000 €, or maybe not more than 50 000 €.

If the intention with the project is to reduce air pollution, to protect endangered species or to support an information campaign about glyphosate and food safety, you can be sure that the project will not reach more than 50 %, or in best case 75 %, of the desired goal.

This is the reason why you have to fight corruption before you try to save the environment. Or at least let your work with exterminating corruption walk hand in hand with your climate projects.

The only word we want to see on the "red list" with endangered species is "Corruption". From that day every Euro we use to protect the climate can give effect.