– Whistleblowing is one of the most direct methods of shining the light on corruption. To help to ensure that whistleblowers are adequately protected from reprisals, and to provide them with easy-to-access avenues to make their disclosures, Transparency International is engaged in a wide range of ...

– Because corruption is a covert activity, it is notoriously hard to measure. GATEway collects the latest tools for measuring corruption and offers practical guidance for their use.

– Our Q&A service provides timely and tailor-made answers to corruption-related questions from the Transparency International movement and other stakeholders.

– Our knowledge publications bring together lessons, experiences and practices on a core set of anti-corruption issues, drawing on the strengths of our movement and the wider anti-corruption community.

– The Anti-Corruption Research Network connects anti-corruption researchers and practitioners, through an online platform, quarterly newsletter, academic partnerships, matchmaking services and more.

– In five countries of the Western Balkans, we’re assessing levels of transparency and accountability in the political finance system and proposing reforms. Because citizens deserve fairer, more transparent and accountable political systems.

– To fight against their social exclusion and marginalisation, poor citizens need a space for discussion with the authorities. Our Poverty and Corruption in Africa programme enabled disadvantaged people to take part in development processes by opening dialogue between them and their governments, ...

– Latinoamérica se ha observado un gran crecimiento en las inversiones gubernamentales en planes de desarrollo humano dedicados a los ciudadanos más pobres, incluso los Programas de Transferencias Condicionadas (PTC). Desafortunadamente, por regla general estos programas carecen mecanismos ...

– Latin America has seen an explosion of government social spending targeting human development for the region’s poorest citizens, including Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) programmes. Unfortunately, many of these programmes lack effective transparency, accountability and participation.

– The Group of 20 (G20) leading economies are responsible for 80 per cent of world trade, so their anti-corruption efforts could have a major global impact. We push the G20 to take action against corruption by tackling money laundering, stepping up stolen asset recovery, preventing bribery and ...