降低軍事作戰之貪腐風險：GDI觀點

國際透明組織(TI)所公布之全球政府國防廉潔指(GDI)評比，在GDI 2020台灣的國家評鑑報告中，台灣被譽為世上最為開放的政府之一，也被盛讚對於完全透明的具體承諾。而這種對於透明度的承諾，也相當大的程度擴大到了國防部門。這種高度的評價，可謂得來不易，國防部門一定要特別珍視，並持續努力。雖然我國國防部獲得「B」級(低貪腐風險)的良好評等，但在評鑑五大面向中，軍事作戰面向卻僅得到了「D」級的評等。反貪腐的議題並仍不被視為高層次的戰略問題，而只是政治作戰議題下的戰術問題，通常也只列在軍中的連級或營級的層次。而且，這些作戰時面臨的反貪重點，很少被包含在前瞻性的國防計劃當中。本研究深入檢視2020新式評鑑的重點，具體提出因應軍事作戰層面的貪腐防範策略。

According to the Global Government Defense Integrity Index 2020 (GDI 2020) evaluation published by Transparency International (TI), the Taiwanese government is known as one of the most open governments in the world, and it is also highly praised for its complete transparency promise. And this commitment to transparency extends considerably to the defense sector. This evaluation is not easy to achieve, and the Ministry of National Defense must cherish it and continue to work hard. Although the Ministry of National Defense of Taiwan received a good rating of ''B'' (low corruption risk), among the five major aspects of the evaluation, the military operations aspect only received a ''D'' rating. The key point is that anti-corruption issues are still not considered high-level strategic issues, but only tactical issues under political warfare issues, usually only listed at the battalion level. Moreover, these anti-corruption priorities in military operations are rarely included in forward-looking defense plans. This study deeply examines the critical points of the GDI 2020 and specifically