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Global/Local Days of Action: Nov 27 - Dec 5
Grassroots activists and organizations around the globe are planning local, regional and international actions/events to coincide with the 10th anniversary of the WTO demonstrations in Seattle, the 7th WTO Ministerial in Geneva (Nov 30-Dec 2), and the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen (Dec 7-18). ...learn more
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Created: Jun 16, 2009
Updated: Nov 25, 2009
Membership: Open
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Anti-Corruption and Governance Research Center
(a.k.a.: Transparency International China)
( Non Governmental Organization )
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Transparency International, the only international non-governmental
organisation devoted to combating corruption, brings civil society,
business, and governments together in a powerful global coalition.
TI, through its International Secretariat and more than 85 independent
national chapters around the world, works at both the national and
international level to curb both the supply and demand of corruption.
In the international arena, TI raises awareness about the damaging
effects of corruption, advocates policy reform, works towards the
implementation of multilateral conventions and subsequently monitors
compliance by governments, corporations and banks. At the national
level, chapters work to increase levels of accountability and
transparency, monitoring the performance of key institutions and
pressing for necessary reforms in a non-party political manner.
TI does not expose individual cases [that is the work of journalists,
many of whom are members of TI chapters]. Rather, in an effort to make
long-term gains against corruption, TI focuses on prevention and
reforming systems.
organisation devoted to combating corruption, brings civil society,
business, and governments together in a powerful global coalition.
TI, through its International Secretariat and more than 85 independent
national chapters around the world, works at both the national and
international level to curb both the supply and demand of corruption.
In the international arena, TI raises awareness about the damaging
effects of corruption, advocates policy reform, works towards the
implementation of multilateral conventions and subsequently monitors
compliance by governments, corporations and banks. At the national
level, chapters work to increase levels of accountability and
transparency, monitoring the performance of key institutions and
pressing for necessary reforms in a non-party political manner.
TI does not expose individual cases [that is the work of journalists,
many of whom are members of TI chapters]. Rather, in an effort to make
long-term gains against corruption, TI focuses on prevention and
reforming systems.
