Armenia’s 2024 score remained unchanged compared to previous year and is equal to 47 on a scale from 0 (absolutely corrupt) to 100 (absolutely clean). In the 2024 CPI ranking table (see on the https://www.transparency.org/en/ ) which includes 180 countries, Armenia is sharing 63-64-th places with Croatia (in 2023, Armenia was on the 62nd place with the same 47 points).

Armenia's 2024 CPI score (47) is the arithmetic mean of the scores from six sources used in its assessment.
These sources are:
- Bertelsmann Foundation's 2024 Transformation Index (51 points, 49 in 2023)
- Freedom House’s Nations in Transit 2024 Report – Corruption subindex (44 points, unchanged
from 2023)
- Global Insight Country Risk Rating 2024 (46 points, 47 in 2023)
- Political Risk Services International Country Risk Guide 2024 (33 points, 32 in 2023)
- Varieties of Democracy (V-Dem) Project 2024 Publication (50 points, 55 in 2023)
- World Economic Forum’s Annual Executive Opinion Survey 2024 (56 points, 54 in 2023).

Figure 1 shows Armenia’s CPI scores from 2012 to 2024

According to the regional division of Transparency International, Armenia is included in the Eastern Europe Central Asia region. Figure 2 shows the Eastern Europe - Central Asia region in 2024. The CPI ranking table includes the calculated scores of all sources for all its countries.
As in the previous four years, Armenia's CPI score in 2024 is higher, than the world average CPI score, which, like in last year, is equal to 43. It also surpasses the 2024 CPI scores of neighboring countries (except for Georgia) and other Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) member states (Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan). Among Armenia’s neighbors Turkey (34) shares 107th-113th place, Iran (23) ranks 151st-153rd, and Azerbaijan (22) ranks 154th-157th. Among EAEU countries, Kazakhstan (40) holds 88th-91st place,
Belarus (33) ranks 114th-120th, Kyrgyzstan (25) is in 146th-148th place, and Russia (22) shares 154th157th place. As is seen from the Figure, Armenia ranks second among the countries in the region, following Georgia (53), which holds 53rd-55th place․

Figure 2

Figure 3. presents 2024 CPI scores for Council of Europe Countries, including Armenia.
As seen in the Figure, Armenia is not even in the middle rankings among Council of Europe countries. This means that Armenia still has a long way to go to achieve real progress in the fight against corruption.
Figure 3