Tag Archives | National Integrity Systems

Health Czech! Any surprising results from the Czech Integrity System assessment?

By on 11 January 2012 in Accountability, Europe and Central Asia, Measurement and Research

Recently TI Czech Republic launched a National Integrity System (NIS) assessment providing a ‘health check’ of the key governance institutions in the country, with special emphasis on how well resourced they are, how they fare on integrity, accountability and transparency, and whether they perform their role in the anti-corruption effort. It is part of a [...]

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What makes New Zealand, Denmark, Finland, Sweden and others “cleaner” than most countries?

By on 7 December 2011 in Measurement and Research

Marie Chêne, Senior Research Coordinator at Transparency International, looks at the countries that are ranked highest in the 2011 Corruption Perceptions Index. New Zealand, Denmark, Finland and Sweden have been consistently ranked at the top of the Corruption Perceptions Index and are perceived to be the least corrupt of all the countries surveyed. They are [...]

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You have the right to know…

By on 28 September 2011 in Accountability

Andrea Figari is a Global Programmes Manager in the Global Outreach and Campaigns Department at Transparency International What does it take to find out…   what your country is doing to fight corruption? whether the school that your children go to has received the right budget allocation? who your Prime Minister or President meets during [...]

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