– In 2013 Transparency International will publish its National Integrity System (NIS) assessment on Curaçao.

– The assessment of the integrity of different society and state sectors, as presented in this report, shows that the general level of integrity in the country is at least average, and in some sectors it is considered generally sufficient.

– This report presents the Belgian « National Integrity System » (NIS). The thirteen pillars which form the NIS have been analysed through a series of questions. For the most part, the formal framework (legal framework) and, to a lesser degree, the practical implementation (practice) has been ...

– This NIS aims to give a holistic view of the whole national integrity system in the Netherlands, and encompasses the evaluation of a broad range of institutions. This is at the expense of a very detailed assessment of specific aspects of the anti-corruption system.

– According with the results of the Portuguese NIS study, the political system (Executive and Legislative pillars) and the enforcement system (Judiciary, Law Enforcement and Anti‐Corruption Agencies pillars) are the most fragile areas of the National Integrity System. Without the political will and ...

– Italy's National Integrity System is far from robust, with an average NIS score of 55.04 per cent (scores range from 0 [lowest or worst] to 100 [highest or best]). Corruption is able to flourish almost everywhere, as state institutions enjoy considerable autonomy, which does not correspond to ...

– The Latvian NIS assessment offers an evaluation of the legal basis and actual performance of 13 national governance institutions (pillars) which are responsible for counteracting corruption. The study is based on Transparency International global NIS methodology and reviews the period from January ...

– Hungary, as a member of the European Union has a democratic system with an institutional setup meant to guarantee checks and balances by law. In practice, however, the possibility to exercise political influence over these institutions has increased significantly since the ...

– This assessment of the National Integrity System (NIS) evaluates Poland’s key institutions in terms of their capacity to prevent corruption and maintain the integrity of the system, examining both the legal framework and what happens in practice. The report examines the extent to which Polish ...

– The study of the integrity system of Bulgaria raises in an acute form the issue of the effectiveness of anticorruption measures in an environment of widespread corruption perceptions, in which governments feel compelled to make reforms and introduce institutions with anticorruption raison d'être