World's Most Corrupt Countries in 2010

The set of Most Corrupt Countries in the World 2010 were released by Transparency International, a reliable organization for listing the cleanest and most corrupt countries in the entire Globe.

"the global Coalition Against Corruption", this is the tag line of Transparency International and as it listed the top 10 Most Corrupt Countries this year, Somalia topped the list as the most corrupt country with 1.1 ratings. The lower the rating, the higher the corruption rate. While Denmark, New Zealand and Singapore ranked as the cleanest country without so much corruption records with an average rating of 9.3.

Top 10 List of the World's Most Corrupt Countries



1. Somalia - 1.1
2. Myanmar - 1.4
2. Afghanistan - 1.4
4. Iraq - 1.5
5. Uzbekistan - 1.6
5. Turkmenistan - 1.6
7. Sudan - 1.6
8. Chad - 1.7
9. Burundi - 1.8
10. Equatorial New Guinea - 1.9

World's Cleanest Country in terms of corruption this 2010
1. Denmark - 9.3
1. New Zealand - 9.3
1. Singapore - 9.3
4. Finland - 9.2
4. Sweden - 9.2
6. Canada - 8.9
7. Netherlands - 8.8
8. Australia - 8.7
8. Switzerland - 8.7
10.Norway - 8.6

Meanwhile, Philippines is at the top 41 in the most corrupt countries around the world this 2010.

For the complete list of the Most Corrupt and Cleanest Countries in the World, those are listed at Transparency International.