This article aims to define the content of the concept of Governance as an anti-corruption instrument based on Law 1150 of 2007 and the subsequent regulatory regulatory provisions, taking as a starting point the antecedents of the emergence of the regulation of state procurement and its categorization as an instrument ideal of the fight against corruption in the exercise of the new tendencies of public management, later will be described the jurisprudential line established by the high courts and, specifically of the Council of State and the Constitutional Court with respect to this matter; confronting it in the exercise of the constitutionality block art. 93 of the Political Constitution, international norms such as, the declaration of united nations celebrated in 1986 and, the Convention of Rio de Janeiro, in which it is structured like essential nucleus of the fundamental right sustainable development, the fight against corruption and participatory governance.