12 June 2019 –
In one of the most corrupt countries in the world, civil society gains momentum in the fight against impunity.
South Sudan is not what one might call a role model in fighting corruption. Ranked 178 out…
14 October 2024 –
The UNCAC Coalition offers support to civil society organizations (CSOs) that want to become involved in and contribute to the UNCAC implementation review process in their respective country.
What we support:
The UNCAC Coalition offers technical…
24 May 2019 – The Socio-Economic Rights & Accountability Project (SERAP) recently published the below survey on corruption perceptions in Nigeria:
Download…
16 May 2019 – A strong will to cooperate and the dedication to advance the fight against corruption were brought to the “Multi-stakeholder Workshop on Implementing the UNCAC and its Review Mechanism” in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Civil society and government…
9 May 2019 – The UNCAC Coalition has submitted comments to a public consultation of the OECD Working Group on Bribery, which had asked for input on the 2009 OECD Anti-Bribery Recommendation.
The UNCAC Coalition has submitted the following comments,…
Final Document of the Roundtable of Civil Society Organisations in the Framework of the Regional Anti-corruption Conference for South America and Mexico contributing to fast-tracking the UNCAC implementation in Latin America.
Haga clic aquí para ver este artículo en español…
3 May 2019 – In the run-up to its 13thintersessional meeting (Vienna, 29-30 May 2019), the UNCAC Working Group on Asset Recovery has published the following three documents to be discussed during the meeting:
Progress report on the implementation of …
4 April 2019 – The UNCAC Coalition’s Guide on Transparency and Participation in the UNCAC Implementation Review Mechanism has now been translated into Arabic by the Jordan Transparency Center.
The Guide contains concrete steps for governments to ensure a fully…
26 March 2019 –
This post was originally published on the UNODC website.
en español
This is a call for application for NGOs in Latin America to participate in a meeting on Fast Tracking the United Nations Convention against Corruption…
25 March 2019 – We’re happy to announce this year’s elections for the Coalition Coordination Committee (CCC), which is the 12-person oversight and coordination body for the UNCAC Coalition.
The following seats are up for election:
1 – Europe Regional…
A global civil society network promoting the implementation and monitoring of the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC)
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