Corruption Ranking of Solomon Islands
The Solomon Islands has been ranked 94th most corrupt country in the world, according to the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) released by Transparency International.
The country scored 43 points out of 100, placing it among the lower half of the global rankings, where 0 represents “highly corrupt” and 100 indicates “very clean.”
The global average score this year is 42.7, placing the Solomon Islands slightly above the world average but still far behind its Pacific neighbours such as Fiji (55) and Vanuatu (50).
0 represents “highly corrupt” and 100 indicates “very clean”
Author summary: Solomon Islands ranked 94th in corruption index.
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