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Accountability and Transparency in International Economic Development: The launching of Transparency International

This publication is a report of the proceedings of the conference held at Villa Borsig in Berlin, to launch Transparency International.

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Annual Report 1995: Building a global coalition against corruption

This general publication covers regional and national developments in 1994, TI indexes, integrity pacts, as well as the changing media landscape.

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Annual Report 1996: Sharpening the Responses Against Global Corruption

This general publication covers regional and national developments in 1995, TI indexes, integrity pacts, as well as the changing media landscape.

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Annual Report Transparency International 1997

This general publication covers regional and national developments in 1996, TI indexes, integrity pacts, as well as the changing media landscape.

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Annual Report Transparency International 1998

This general publication covers regional and national developments in 1997, TI indexes, integrity pacts, as well as the changing media landscape.

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Annual Report Transparency International 1999

TI's yearly Annual Report looks back on 1999 and summarises the organisations achievements in building an international coalition against corruption, mobilising a support base for the movement, as well as progress made in monitoring the fight against corruption.

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Anti-Corruption Conventions in the Middle East and North Africa: What Civil Society Can Do to Make Them Work

Part of a regional series on civil society action in anti-corruption conventions, TI published a handbook to help civil society better engage in promoting and monitoring conventions in the Middle East and North Africa.

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Corruption Fighters Toolkit 2002-2003: Civil Society Experiences and Emerging Strategies

The Corruption Fighters Toolkit is a practical instrument designed to facilitate the sharing of experiences of civil society activities in the field of anti-corruption. The tool kit offers tools which can be used by civil society to create scrutiny mechanisms and to demand a more transparent public administration.

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Integrity Awards 2005: Honouring the unsung heroes in the fight against corruption

The TI Integrity Awards recognise the courage of many individuals in the fight against corruption. This brochure and CD ROM document the 2005 Awards Ceremony and winners.

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Integrity Awards 2006: Honouring the unsung heroes in the fight against corruption

The TI Integrity Awards recognise the courage of the many individuals and organisations fighting corruption around the world. This brochure and CD ROM documents the Awards Ceremony and winners in 2006.

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New Perspectives on Combating Corruption

A collection of essays by Miguel Schloss, Cheryl W. Gray, Daniel Kauffman, Vito Tanzi, Hamid Davoodi, Robert Klitgaard and Frank Vogl on emerging new practices to fight corruption.

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Policy Position No. 02/2005 Political Finance Regulations: Bridging the Enforcement Gap

Political finance regulations have been introduced in a majority of democracies to promote fair political competition, but all too often political party and campaign finance laws are breached with impunity. This situation needs remedying because people's trust in democracy is eroded when democratically elected leaders fail to comply with laws they themselves design.

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Policy Position No. 03/2005 Standards for Public Contracting

Transparency International's Minimum Standards for Public Contracting provides a framework for preventing and reducing corruption based on clear rules, transparency and effective control and auditing procedures throughout the contracting process.

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Report on Follow-up Process for UN Conventions Against Corruption

This report is the outcome of TI’s Study Group on a Follow-up Process for UNCAC to develop ideas for consideration by the Conference of State Parties.

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Working Paper No. 01/2006 Corruption and Paying for Healthcare

Every year, the world spends more than US $3.1 trillion on health services. These large flows of funds are an attractive target for abuse. The stakes are high and the resources precious. Growing evidence from around the world indicates that corruption, fraud, and abuse are resulting in significant losses of public money and denial of good quality health services to millions of people.

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Working Paper No. 2/2006 - Summary Sheet on Corruption and HIV/AIDS

The numbers of people infected with HIV are high and rising. While the corruption that affects HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment does not look very different from corruption found in other areas of the health sector, the scale of the pandemic, the high costs of drugs to treat it, and a multiplicity of new agencies increase the opportunities for corruption if there is inadequate monitoring.

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