# Corruption fighters' toolkit: civil society experiences and emerging strategies URL: https://www.transparency.org/en/publications/corruption-fighters-toolkit-civil-society-experiences-and-emerging-strategi Type: Publication or report Published: 2002-08-15 Updated: 2020-04-06 --- 15 August 2002 The Corruption Fighters’ Toolkit is a compendium of practical civil society anti-corruption experiences described in concrete terms and accessible language. It presents innovative anti-corruption tools developed and implemented by our chapters and other civil society organisations from around the world. Every single tool is testament to the creativity and commitment of the diverse groups engaged in the fight against corruption. **This publication is part of the Corruption Fighters' Toolkit. Other publications in this series:** - **[Tools to support transparency in local governance](https://www.transparency.org/en/publications/tools-to-support-transparency-in-local-governance)** - **[Anti-Corruption Kit: 15 ideas for young activists](https://tis19.madebymutual.com/en/publications/anti-corruption-kit-15-ideas-for-young-activists)** - ****[Teaching integrity to youth: examples from 11 countries](https://tis19.madebymutual.com/en/publications/teaching-integrity-to-youth-examples-from-11-countries)**** ### Related publications ## [Monitoring political finance: Compendium of citizen initiatives and good practices](https://www.transparency.org/en/publications/monitoring-political-finance-compendium-of-citizen-initiatives-and-good-practices) Publication • 18 August 2026 This compendium aims to provide ideas for stakeholders interested in monitoring political finance. 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