28 April 2023 –
In 2023, the UNCAC Coalition surveyed over 350 civil society organizations (CSOs) that are part of the Coalition’s global network advocating for stronger anti-corruption reforms and a safe, inclusive and enabling environment for civil society. The…
28 April 2023 –
Albania has become the 34th country to sign the UNCAC Coalition’s Transparency Pledge, voluntarily committing to a high level of transparency and civil society inclusion in the second cycle of the UNCAC implementation review.…
14 April 2023 –
How can the right to information (RTI) be used in a limiting environment? In which specific areas has RTI proven to be effective in advancing transparency and accountability in MENA? And how could CSOs promote the…
4 April 2023 (updated: 5 April, 12 May 2023)
The UNCAC Coalition is announcing the upcoming election of members of the Coalition’s Coordination Committee (CCC), our board, which oversees and strategically guides the work of the Coalition.
To submit a…
28 March 2023 –
Our world runs on public contracts and public procurement is the government’s number one corruption risk, as the Open Contracting Partnership likes to remind us. This renowned organization, and a member of the UNCAC Coalition, takes…
27 March 2023 –
Corruption, gender, and inclusion – these concepts are closely connected. The relationship between gender and corruption has gained momentum through the sharing of women’s experiences, perceptions, and sufferings from forms of corruption that differ from those…
The judiciary can be one of the most challenging sectors to reform, but one emerging anti-corruption discipline shows promise. Introducing the concept of integrity vetting, this guest blog by Dr. Tilman Hoppe explores recent examples from Ukraine and Moldova. This…
17 March 2023 –
A new civil society report commissioned by Transparency International Nepal uncovers Nepal’s weak compliance with the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC). The legal framework does not meet the requirements of the Articles of Chapter II…
15 March 2023 –
Integrity in the public sector is at the very core of our work as civil society organizations fighting corruption. On March 2, 2023, 20 participants from the UNCAC Coalition Europe network discussed ways to ensure the…
14 March 2023 –
The UNCAC Coalition mourns the passing of Dr. KM Loi, a passionate anti-corruption advocate from Malaysia and strong supporter of the UNCAC Coalition and its community.
KM Loi worked to promote accountability in different leadership roles…
A global civil society network promoting the implementation and monitoring of the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC)
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