The members in the UK include CAFOD, Oxfam, Christian Aid, Tearfund and the World Development Movement.

[3] The problem of Illicit capital flight is aggravated by the fact that it is not exactly illegal and it assumes the informal unofficial economic activities of organizations.

It aims to "get around rules and processes typically not using money but favors, privileges and perks as a means of exchange.

"[4] In 2009, Eurodad published a limited-edition book called Global Development Finance: Illicit Flows Report 2009.

This is underscored by the fact that more than 50 percent of these illicit flows originate from poor to rich countries, affecting the incidence of poverty in these locations.