Integrity in public procurement is crucial to ensure that public money is spent efficiently and effectively, where it is most needed. As a strategic area of governance, with overarching impact on the whole of society, public procurement needs to be equipped with robust anti-corruption safeguards, tailored to its specific risks. To this end, the French Anti-Corruption Agency (AFA) and the Department for Public Procurement (DAE) published a guide on how to manage corruption risks in the public procurement cycle. Combining the inputs of both ethics and procurement practitioners, this guide aims to help public sector entities to design, develop, and implement effective corruption prevention systems, while raising integrity standards and promoting professionalism in public procurement.