Our movement's 2026 Annual Membership Meeting
Transparency International’s global network gathers for its annual governance meeting
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Transparency International’s Annual Membership Meeting, which took place online from 6–8 November 2026, brought together national chapter representatives and individual members from across Transparency International. The annual meeting is a key part of our movement’s governance, enabling members to oversee its formal bodies, vote on resolutions, and hold leadership accountable.
François Valérian and Ketakandriana Rafitoson were both re-elected as Chair and Vice-Chair of the Board of Directors for another three year-term. Two Board members were also elected for three-year terms: Silvina Bacigalupo (TI Spain) and Bruno Brandão (TI Brazil).
The membership formally approved the Annual Report and Financial Statements. A resolution amending the accreditation policy was adopted, which allows national chapters-in-formation additional time to achieve full accreditation in exceptional circumstances, subject to Board approval. The change responds to challenges posed by shrinking civic space and global funding cuts.
The meeting also reaffirmed Transparency International's strategic priorities and commitment to building a strong, effective global movement against corruption.
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