All proposed methods in the last section are those for corruption prevention and suppression in Thailand; some are complete, and some are in progress and will continue to be in operation. These demonstrate that stakeholders in anti-corruption, especially NACC, the principal agency, realize and put much emphasis on solving corruption problems. All operational methods, consistent or different, here emphasize coordination and cooperation among stakeholders in the society, inseparably apply in practice, and focus on short-run effects and long-run effects. In particular, for Thailand today, when the national strategic plan on corruption prevention and suppression has been specified, systematic anti-corruption using network under the national strategic roadmap is an important tool expected to be an effective corruption prevention and suppression. Moreover, these methods are consistent with the main objectives in the 14th International Anti-Corruption Conference under the title, “Restoring Trust: Global Action for Transparency.” As mentioned, methods and experiences in corruption prevention and suppression in Thailand in this report will be an informational exchange on anti-corruption with other countries in this region and in the world in the 14th International Anti-Corruption Conference.