Politics and government - For Transparency International the London Anti-Corruption Summit, taking place on May 12, 2016, provides a unique opportunity for global leaders to adopt concrete, ambitious commitments that can be implemented over the next five years.
This briefing sets out just some of the most important ...
Report published – May 2016
Surveys - In this latest Middle East and North Africa edition of the Global Corruption Barometer we find that 50 million adults in the region are having to pay bribes to access the basic services that they need. This is one of the findings from our survey, which aims to give a voice to ordinary citizens' ...
Report published – May 2016
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Transparency International - One global movement, one vision: a world free of corruption. When we started out more than 20 years ago, people said nothing could be done about corruption. Few imagined international anti-corruption laws, corrupt dictators brought to justice, companies held to account, or individual citizens ...
Report published – Apr 2016
Private sector - Companies of all sizes increasingly recognize corruption as a risk reducing competitive advantage by increasing costs and damaging to sustainable growth. For Transparency International, anti-corruption and corporate transparency policies are essential to tackle the roots of corruption in ...
Working paper published – Apr 2016
Surveys - This National Integrity System (NIS) Assessment presents a holistic picture of Turkey’s institutional landscape with regard to its capacity to function, its compliance with good governance principles, and its performance in the fight against corruption. Within this framework the analysis ...
National Integrity System assessment published – Apr 2016
Tools - To date, 16 Arab countries have ratified the Convention and 11 countries have established anti-corruption authorities and enacted the laws necessary for their work. These countries are Jordan, Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Palestine, Libya, Iraq, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the Comoros. Many of ...
Report published – Mar 2016
Tools - This report presents the National Integrity System assessment of Libya based on research undertaken between April 2014 and November 2014. It is the first of its kind in Libya, a country in a phase of transformation at all levels of the political landscape since the revolution in 2011. The study ...
National Integrity System assessment published – Mar 2016
Technology - This case study – one of three produced – focuses on Lithuania's judiciary and aims to provide guidance to policy-makers and activists in a diverse range of countries for how specific data sets can used to prevent, detect and investigate corruption. All three case studies look at national ...
Report published – Mar 2016
Technology - This case study – one of three produced – focuses on lobbying in the European Union and aims to provide guidance to policy-makers and activists in a diverse range of countries for how specific data sets can used to prevent, detect and investigate corruption. All three case studies look at ...
Report published – Mar 2016
Technology - This case study – one of three produced – focuses on Slovakia's health sector and aims to provide guidance to policy-makers and activists in a diverse range of countries for how specific data sets can used to prevent, detect and investigate corruption. All three case studies look at national ...
Report published – Mar 2016
Cobus de Swardt, Managing Director of Transparency International, responds to the recent comments by David Cameron on Nigeria and Afghanistan.
The 12 May summit in London coincides with a huge corruption scandal: the Panama Papers. It's time for action.
Peter* was looking forward to collecting his four children's report cards at the end of the school year, but there were some crippling costs ...Read the story
To his surprise, the request was abruptly refused. Despite having submitted the official fees, Patrick was told that he would have to pay more if he ...Read the story
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