Who pays for politics? Tracing the money trail online
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From Mongolia’s drive for transparency to looming risks in Peru and Bolivia, new findings show why open digital disclosure of political finance is vital for democracy.
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From Mongolia’s drive for transparency to looming risks in Peru and Bolivia, new findings show why open digital disclosure of political finance is vital for democracy.
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In the region most prone to natural disasters, governments across Asia Pacific are still not delivering on anti-corruption pledges.
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For five years in a row, the Asia Pacific region has shown little to no progress in the fight against corruption due to failure to deliver on anti-corruption agendas.
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To shed light on the extent to which corruption in the Asia Pacific is gendered, Transparency International organised focus group discussions with a number of women.
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This study reviews the approaches to digital disclosure of political party and candidate finance in three regions.
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This paper presents findings from a series of focus group discussions (FGDs) with participants from four Asian and Pacific countries: Cambodia, Fiji, Indonesia and Sri Lanka.
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An assessment of the strength of oversight mandate, practice and impact of parliaments in ten countries.
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An evaluation the Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan's performance and opportunities for improvement.
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