Tag Archives | G8

Looking to a new Libya

31 August 2011 in Accountability, Africa and Middle East, G20, Oil and gas, People power, Politics and government, Private sector

As Transparency International asks the G20 Anti-Corruption Working Group to prioritise anti-bribery laws, asset recovery and money laundering ahead of the Cannes G20 Summit, Transparency International’s Group Director for Research & Knowledge Robin Hodess reflects on relevance of the disastrous and destabilising impacts the failure to address corruption has had in Arab Spring countries such […]

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G8 short on accountability when it comes to aid

7 June 2011 in Accountability, G20, Poverty and development

By Craig Fagan, Senior Policy Coordinator at Transparency International. The recent meetings in Deauville, France , which brought together the world’s eight leading industrialised (G8), did not score well when it comes to accountability.

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G8 should open their books

20 May 2011 in Poverty and development

Yesterday the Guardian Poverty Matters blog published an article reacting to the leaked G8 aid accountability report by Karin Christiansen of Publish What You Fund and Craig Fagan from TI. Read it here.

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G8: Time to back up public commitments

8 July 2009 in Events, Poverty and development, Private sector

Transparency International welcomes the 12 principles for a strong, fair and clean economy on the table in l’Aquila as long as they include strong monitoring mechanisms for effective implementation On the OECD 12 principles for a strong, fair and clean economy, we would urge G-8 leaders to put into practice the effective monitoring of the […]

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