Email Address
contact@resourcegovernance.org
Website
https://resourcegovernance.org/
Type of organization
Advocacy organization, Research and policy organization
Country based in
United States of America
Countries working in
This member works in:
United States of America, United Kingdom, Tunisia, Senegal, Peru, Ghana, Democratic Republic of Congo
Regional communities
This member is involved in the following regional communities:
Working groups
This member is involved in the following working groups:
Related
A new civil society guide – “Promoting implementation of Resolution 11/9: Preventing and combating corruption as it relates to crimes that affect the environment”
News, Event - 14 September 2026
An advocacy tool to turn the commitments of CoSP Resolution 11/9 into policy and tangible action, and recording of launch event at the 17th IRG.
Finalizing the UNCAC IRM next phase key review documents & future best practice country reviews
Event - 10 September 2026
This event organized on the margins of the 17th IRG, highlighted the final stretch of negotiations before key documents are agreed upon for the 2nd phase of the IRM.
Dominican Republic signs the UNCAC Review Transparency Pledge
Articles - 2 September 2026
Today, during the 17th resumed session of the Implementation Review Group (IRG) of the UNCAC, the Dominican Republic signed the Global Civil Society Coalition for the UNCAC’s Transparency Pledge, becoming the…
Sub-Saharan Africa community exchange on Africa Anti-Corruption Day 2026
Articles, Event - 24 August 2026
The Sub-Saharan Africa community commemorate African Anti-Corruption Day during the 20th Regional Meeting.
Transparency, Integrity and Access to Justice in Europe
Event, Articles - 6 August 2026
How can independent monitoring, evidence-based advocacy and other strategies strengthen judicial integrity, transparency and access to justice?
New civil society report on Lebanon: Closing the gap between anti-corruption laws and their enforcement
Articles - 16 July 2026
A new civil society parallel report by Transparency International Lebanon – No Corruption (TI-LB) uncovers strengths and weaknesses of UNCAC implementation in the country.