Project Index
From our work with investigative journalists uncovering global financial crimes, to our particapatory documentary partnerships with African communities working to end land corruption, our innovative, donor-funded projects focus on tackling the biggest corruption challenges of our time.
Accountability in Asia Pacific
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Accountable mining
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Mining for sustainable development, run by TI Australia Lead by TI Australia to bring transparent measures to mineral extraction in 20 resource-rich countries.
Business Integrity Programme
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We work with governments, businesses and in coalitions to drive the anti-corruption agenda in the private sector, globally.
Climate Governance Integrity Programme
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Features monitoring and analysis of the nearly US$100 billion invested in climate prevention and adaption.
Ending impunity for grand corruption in the Western Balkans and Turkey
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Assesses and tracks National Integrity Systems—ways to strengthen institutions and anti-corruption policies—in the Western Balkans and Turkey.
Global Anti-Corruption Consortium
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Features groundbreaking investigative journalism and in-depth reporting and long-term follow-up to ensure policy makes it harder to launder money around the world.
Integrity Pacts – Civil Control Mechanism for Safeguarding EU Funds
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Preventing corruption in government contracting through independent monitors. Explore our 17 ongoing Integrity Pacts across 11 EU member countries.
CRIMJUST: Strengthening criminal justice along the cocaine route
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Strengthening criminal justice institutions’ integrity and accountability to fight organized crime and drug trafficking.
Land corruption in Sub-Saharan Africa
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A breakdown of land corruption including country-specific research, analysis, citizen surveys, advocacy materials, and an interactive data visualization map.
Whistleblowing programme
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Features our work to improve whistleblower’s protection, including our policy recommendations and our achievements in around the world.
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