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Fighting a war against corruption is very severe and expensive because you have to fight the mindset of the people and also the people. Many countries in the world today have everything it takes to facilitate development and improve the standard of living of the people but corruption has held them captive to the mercy of poverty, diseases and suffering.
Fighting against corruption does not have to be as expensive as you think, it only takes to have the right people in the right positions of power, so they can start to fight and remove the disease. Also, I admit it takes to educate the population and new generations so they can recognize corruption and how it makes the life of all of us worse.
If you take a look a highly corrupted societies, you would realize how easily and how quick the youth and the children start to get used to corruption, in the form of bribes, nepotism... Because they look at their parents interacting with others and being corrupted or corrupting others.
Depending what you mean by the bolded text, what these positions are and how would they use their power, it can be either fuel for corruption or normal route against corruption.
Because if such power, like deciding what's corruption and what's not, would be in the hands of the few, it would lead to more corruption.
Corruption can be only fought with transparency and regulations, and by forcing all companies, institutions and officials to follow same regulations.
This requires transparency in a way it guarantees auditability of said institutions, persons and companies. Distributing this regulatory power as much as possible and subjecting everyone unders same rules ensures everyone's accountability.