Transparency International and Berlin Risk Institute conducted a corruption risk assessment of the European Economic Area (EEA) and Norway Financial Mechanisms, involving 144 programmes in 14 EU member states. The report “Addressing Corruption Risk in the EEA and Norway Grants” summarises the results of the assessment and the measures that are being developed to mitigate the risks identified. It also considers the added value and limitations of the risk assessment methodology and provides recommendations for strengthening corruption risk management in the EEA and Norway Grants scheme as a whole. The report is intended for use by those responsible for managing and implementing the EEA and Norway Grants and other public funding mechanisms, as well as any party interested in monitoring corruption risks in the management and disbursement of public money.