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International Transparency Solutions, LLC “It’s Our Money, Where’s It Gone?”
Global Integrity posted this video on their blog, Global Integrity Commons, a while back and I wanted to make sure I share it with our readers as well. The following documentary was put together by The International Budget Partnership and shows how community members in ...Kenya are standing up to challenge corruption in their district by demanding access to information and conducting their own “social audits”.
This is a process that has...
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Published:2009-12-28 20:52:36 GMT
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TED Talks Shaffi Mather explains why he left his first career to become a social entrepreneur, providing life-saving transportation with his company 1298 for Ambulance. Now, he has a new idea and plans ...
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International Transparency Solutions, LLC Transparency Tweets – 2009-12-12
Corruption in Afghanistan: What is to be done? http://bit.ly/8TivVk What do you think!? #
Youth should form anti-corruption clubs – http://bit.ly/7YSw4H #
Mozambique: Top Civil Servant Arrested by Anti-Corruption Unit – http://bit.ly/4zBHdg #
Uganda: Without bite, Musev...eni is losing relevance in anti-corruption fighthttp://bit.ly/7FmzxK #
Indonesian President Says Opposition is Behind Anticorruption Protest – http://bit.ly/8Wo52c #
Kenya: Sale of returned State cars probed – http://bit.ly/6hKnc3 #
Malaysia anti-graft chief to 'redeem integrity' – http://bit.ly/8ydc7b #
Anti-corruption Comic Hits the...
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Posted:2009-12-12 17:01:00 GMT
International Transparency Solutions, LLC International Anti-Corruption Day: Don’t Let Corruption Kill Development
December 9th was marked all over the world as International Anti-corruption Day. The theme for this year was “Don’t let corruption kill development”. An apt theme considering that the World Bank Institute puts the annual loss attributed to corruption around the $1 trill...ion mark. As the Secretary General of the U.N said in his commemorating speech;
“When public money is stolen for private gain, it means fewer resources to build schools, hospitals,...
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Posted:2009-12-10 22:18:20 GMT
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Most Afghan families survive on $350 dollars a year and surveys show almost one third of their income is spent on paying bribes. Elizabeth Palmer reports on the rampant corruption in Afghanistan.
International Transparency Solutions, LLC Rooting Out Corruption in Afghanistan
Corruption in Afghanistan stands to be the largest prospective challenge to overcome in the country’s “nation building” effort. It can be argued that fight against corruption and an illicit underground economy in Afghanistan will be a larger force to combat that both th...e Taliban and Al Qaeda. Aleksandr Shkolnikov recently published a post on the CIPE Development Blog posing the question, “What is to be done?”
His post included this excellent video...
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Posted:2009-12-07 19:54:35 GMT
International Transparency Solutions, LLC Transparency Tweets – 2009-12-05
Bribery Abroad Doesn’t Pay – http://bit.ly/8aSqwM (via @CIPEglobal) #
Corruption on the Rise in MENA Countries (via @CIPEglobal) – http://bit.ly/4Mek27 #
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Posted:2009-12-05 17:01:00 GMT
International Transparency Solutions, LLC Non-profit Boards: Lessons for the Gatekeepers
Gone are the days when all that non-profit board members had to do was go through the motions at board meetings and reward themselves with a nice luncheon after. Limited funds and a plethora of NGOs competing for them, has meant that stakeholders (both within and outsid...e non-profits) are increasingly demanding more from their board members....
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Posted:2009-12-04 06:58:50 GMT
International Transparency Solutions, LLC Lifting the Veil on Foreign Assistance and Lobbying
I’ve been following the Ujima Project for a few months since its launch back in September. It was put together by New York Times reporter Ron Nixon and has partnered with technology partner Appfrica Labs. There are several projects working on AID transparency, including... AiDA which is a project run by DC-based Development Gateway where I worked for a while....
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Posted:2009-12-03 22:00:24 GMT
International Transparency Solutions, LLC Transparency Tweets – 2009-11-28
"Russia Corruption Costs $318 Billion- One-third of GDP" http://tinyurl.com/ydvevzg (via @aimeenbarnes) #
Ethiopia: Govt Rejects Politicized Food Aid Claims – http://bit.ly/6UWaTc #
Indonesia: Anti-corruption activists to take to streets – http://bit.ly/8Gslry #
Indones...ia president sidesteps action on corruption – casehttp://bit.ly/794QHM #
South Africa could join the league of "most corrupt" if this plan fails – http://bit.ly/6ysw5B #
Africorruption, Inc....
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Posted:2009-11-28 17:01:00 GMT
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Non-profit fraud has been the proverbial elephant in the room in the charity sector. Everyone within the sector knows it is happening on some level but most dismiss it as a case of a ‘few bad apples’. Ironically, charities could risk negative publicity for revealing internal fraud. ...
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With climate change, natural disasters, food shortages and economic recession wreaking havoc globally, the worst affected need financial assistance and committed governments to deliver aid. It is vital that resources reach the needy on time and intact. ...
