Education - For the past three years Transparency International has been working in Cameroon and South Africa to identify where there are risks of corruption and where poor management leads to a breakdown in services. This is part of a larger programme to promote Transparency and Integrity in Service Delivery ...
Posted 27 Jul 2011
Law enforcement - Developments continue to unfold in the UK’s phone hacking scandal which has seen employees of a global media corporation accused of accessing the private information of several thousand people, including murder victims, politicians and relatives of those caught up in the 2007 London bombings.
Posted 15 Jul 2011
Transparency International - We are a global movement sharing one vision: a world in which government, politics, business, civil society and the daily lives of people are free of corruption. Discover in our 2010 Annual Report how we are turning our vision into reality.
Posted 06 Jul 2011
Politics and government - As citizens in Greece take to the streets to protest austerity plans, their leaders negotiate deeper spending reductions to secure terms for further financial bailouts. Meanwhile, one of the root causes of the crisis – corruption – is fading from view.
Posted 27 Jun 2011
Climate governance - For more than two years, key players in the hydropower sector have worked together with civil society to develop a framework for assessing the impact of hydro electric plants. This tool is called the Hydro Sustainability Assessment Protocol and it is being launched on June 16 at the World Congress ...
Posted 16 Jun 2011
Organised crime - On the eve of the General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS) in El Salvador (5-7 June 2011), Transparency International submitted a series of recommendations to fight corruption and strengthen citizen security in the Americas.
Posted 03 Jun 2011
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Sport - Football’s governing body must be an example of fair play. That is why it is so important for FIFA, the sport’s world governing body, to address the wave of corruption allegations against its executives. In the past, FIFA has sought to sweep the suspicions of foul play that surround FIFA under ...
Posted 31 May 2011
Private sector - Twelve years on, progress with implementation of the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention is in danger of grinding to a halt. For seven years, Transparency International (TI) has monitored how well governments live up to their promises and enforce the OECD Convention. This year’s progress report, for the ...
Posted 23 May 2011
Civil society - Transparency International (TI) is proud to present ‘On the Front Line’, a new film documenting the work of the Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre run by Transparency Palestine in the West Bank. The film looks at the people behind the centre and follows the stories of three of its clients.
Posted 13 May 2011
Surveys - Since the Orange Revolution of 2005, fighting corruption has been high on the political agenda in Ukraine. But Transparency International’s (TI) recently published National Integrity System assessment (NIS) shows little progress in halting the tide of corruption.
Posted 09 May 2011
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