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Fuelling Delay: How fossil fuel interests shape global climate negotiations
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Fuelling Delay draws on 39 interviews with climate negotiators, UNFCCC observers, and researchers, complemented by field observations from COP29 in Baku and the 2025 Bonn mid-year…
The role of business in fighting impunity and corruption to protect environmental defenders
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The paper offers a roadmap for action, urging businesses, policymakers, and investors to embed integrity beyond compliance and strengthen protections for defenders and…
Public Loans, Private Gains: Addressing corruption across the debt cycle
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This working paper explores how corruption risks permeate every stage of the sovereign debt cycle – from contracting and management to restructuring.
Behind the badge: Understanding the roles, reach, and risks of fossil fuel industry participation in UN climate talks
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This analysis explores how fossil fuel interests access and influence UN climate talks, and highlights the risks this poses to transparency and integrity.
Climate change, gender and corruption
Applying a gender lens to anti-corruption in climate actions could help in understanding how programmes and interventions can be made inclusive of and sensitive to the needs of women and girls and other groups at risk of discrimination.
Governance mapping and assessment of the Great Green Wall for the Sahara and the Sahel initiative
Despite a commitment to good governance, the Great Green Wall for the Sahara and the Sahel Initiative (GGWI) has experienced critical implementation and coordination challenges.
Climate geoengineering technologies: Corruption and integrity gaps
Ensuring public accountability and oversight over geoengineering research, development, patenting and deployment is a key policy challenge at both the national and international levels.
When corruption destroys the forests: testimony from Madagascar
The water committee of the village of Anjozorobe, Madagascar, manages the natural spring that supplies the five neighbouring hamlets with drinking water. The spring is within a state-owned forest that has protected-area status. However, deforestation and forest fires have caused the spring to dry up, creating problems for the inhabitants.
Anti-Corruption Knowledge Hub
The Knowledge Hub is where we present our research output. It includes the Anti-Corruption Helpdesk, TI's expert network, a series of topic guides and country-specific research. The Hub hosts many of the studies, tools and knowledge which lie behind what we do at Transparency International.