- Corruption is a barrier that results in women having less access to education and healthcare, less economic opportunity, and more of a struggle to get their voices heard.

- As policymakers meet in Durban this week to discuss climate change, Transparency International will call on officials to make sure the people managing and spending public finance for climate change will be held accountable – in developed and developing countries.

- This week the most powerful aid decision-makers from across the world meet at the Fourth High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness in Busan, South Korea, to discuss the future of how money will be given. What they decide affects the destinies of the millions of people that rely on this help to survive, ...

- In November 2011 the world’s population passed the 7 billion mark, a milestone greeted with understandable trepidation. Where are all these people going to live and what will they eat at a time when climate change is threatening the planet’s scarce resources? The pressure on land has never been ...

- GATEway collects and shares the anti-corruption community’s collective knowledge on corruption assessment. It presents a comprehensive overview of the various methods for measuring and analysing corruption.

- President Obiang is one of three African leaders whose assets in France are under investigation, the result of years of activism and a landmark legal decision allowing Transparency International France and Sherpa to start judicial proceedings, a precedent that could be replicated all over the world.

- People from all over Central America and the Dominican Republic will be watching Costa Rica closely this week as representatives from government, business, media and civil society come together for the Second Central America and Dominican Republic Transparency Forum in San José. The Forum provides ...

- When the Rose Revolution swept across Georgia in 2003, the new leadership vowed to tackle the country’s endemic corruption. In the years that followed, the government enacted large-scale reform, resulting in an almost complete eradication of petty bribery. A report by Transparency International ...

- Anti-corruption advocates and representatives from 154 states are gathering from 24 to 28 October 2011 in Marrakesh, Morocco, for the fourth session of the Conference of States Parties to the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) to discuss progress in implementing the Convention and countering ...

- More than 400 people from the Transparency International Movement gathered in Berlin from 14-16 October for our largest ever Annual Membership Meeting. Representatives of National Chapters and Individual Members travelled from 106 countries and joined with the Secretariat to discuss the ...