The 11th Session of the Conference of the States Parties (CoSP11) to the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) will take place from 14 to 19 December 2025 in Doha, Qatar.

The CoSP11 is organized by UNODC and Qatar.

• Official CoSP11 webpage on UNODC’s website.
• Qatar’s country website for CoSP11 with logistical details
• The information on this page is collected by the UNCAC Coalition for planning purposes only. The Coalition is not involved in organizing the CoSP11.

Civil Society Preparatory Day: Sunday, 14 December 2025 – Agenda

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Register through this form.

Please note: The first half of the day will be accessible to civil society representatives only. From mid-afternoon, we plan to also welcome government representatives who would want to network and exchange views with civil society observers ahead of the CoSP11.

Civil Society Mailing List

If you represent civil society and plan to participate in CoSP11, you can sign up here to join an email discussion list of the UNCAC Coalition to help inform and coordinate all observers.

Watch our online preparatory briefings for civil society.

Guidance on communications and advocacy 

Find here our Communications and Advocacy Toolkit which outlines the anti-corruption priority issues the Coalition and its network are focusing on. The toolkit reflects ongoing advocacy efforts across the Coalition, as well as valuable work being led by others.

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Logistical Information for Participants

• A document with logistics guidance for participants (conference hotels, visa processes, etc.) has been published by the organizers.

CoSP11 registration & attendance (click to see more)

Guidance for Observers

• Coalition Civil Society CoSP Toolkit 2025

 

What to expect

• See our guide to attending the UNCAC CoSP.
• On this page find details on civil society engagement at the CoSP10 in Atlanta in December 2023, which was the biggest Conference so far, with over 2,000 anti-corruption practitioners and delegates from 160 countries, including more than 400 civil society representatives attending in-person.

We anticipate that the future of the UNCAC’s Implementation Review Mechanism will be a key focus of the Conference. Other substantive anti-corruption focus issues are yet to emerge.

Guidance for States on opportunities to engage with civil society around UNCAC CoSPs

See our guide for governments: Supporting meaningful civil society participation and contributions around the UNCAC CoSP

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Written submissions to the UNCAC CoSP11

Our calls to action: An overview of our recommendations and submissions

(reference to the submission not accepted by the UNCAC Secretariat (see below) removed upon request of the UNCAC Secretariat)

Key topical submissions 

1. Meaningful, transparent and inclusive UNCAC implementation reviews
2. Key recommendations  for strengthening the next phase of the Implementation Review Mechanism of the UNCAC
3. Protecting and promoting civil society participation in anti-corruption: Fulfilling the spirit and intent of UNCAC Article 13
4. Advancing anti-corruption through CoSP10 resolutions: Actions taken by civil society to promote implementation of CoSP10 resolutions
5. Anti-corruption priorities from the Global Civil Society Coalition for the UNCAC

Regional submissions on anti-corruption priorities

• Asia and Pacific (one reference to a non-State party was removed upon request from the UNCAC Secretariat)
• Europe
• Latin America and the Caribbean (English version, Spanish version)
• Sub-Saharan Africa (English version, French version)
• South-West Asia and Northern Africa (English version, Arabic version)

Executive summaries of civil society parallel reports on UNCAC implementation

• In English:
  • Chad, Guinea, Iraq, Kenya, Nigeria,  Sri Lanka, Ukraine, Venezuela, 
  • Cameroon, Guatemala, Mongolia, Rwanda, Mozambique (we modified the title and removed the logos of these non-accredited CSOs to CoSP, upon request of the UNCAC Secretariat). 
• In French: Cameroon, Chad, Guinea, Rwanda.
• In Spanish: Guatemala, Venezuela.
• In Arabic: Iraq.

Working group submissions on key anti-corruption issues 

• Working Group on Victims of Corruption:
  • Recognizing and Addressing Collective Harm for Victims of Corruption 
• Working Group on Gender, Inclusion and Corruption:
  • • Advancing Resolution 10:10 by Addressing Sexual Corruption 
    • Closing the Data Gap between Gender and Corruption 
    • Gender Mainstreaming in Anti-Corruption Efforts
• Working Group on Human Rights
  • Recommendations for Integrating Human Rights into Anti-Corruption Frameworks 
  • Promoting Policy Coherence Through the Systemic Integration of International Human Rights Law 
• Working Group on Environmental Crime and Corruption
  • Strengthening the UNCAC to confront environmental crime and the climate crisis 
• Working Group on Asset Recovery 
  • Transparency in Asset Recovery 
• Working Group on Protection of Whistleblowers and Other Reporting Persons
  • Protection of Journalists, their Sources and Defenders

Submissions not accepted by the UNCAC Secretariat

• Kosovo parallel report executive summary