24 May 2019 · News

Survey on Nigeria's anti-corruption performance by SERAP

Post sentinel

Published
24 May 2019

Type
News

24 May 2019 – The Socio-Economic Rights & Accountability Project (SERAP) recently published the below survey on corruption perceptions in Nigeria:


Download

Related

Coalition Elects New Co-Chairs and Board Leadership

Coalition Elects New Co-Chairs and Board Leadership

News - 16 October 2026

The Coalition is pleased to announce new leadership to its board following recent elections.

New interactive dashboard on International Right-to-Know Day

New interactive dashboard on International Right-to-Know Day

Tools, News - 30 September 2026

How are our community helping to promote effective access to information? Find out through this new interactive dashboard.

A new civil society guide – “Promoting implementation of Resolution 11/9: Preventing and combating corruption as it relates to crimes that affect the environment”

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.

From global commitments to national action: tools for civil society to strengthen climate governance

From global commitments to national action: tools for civil society to strengthen climate governance

News - 25 June 2026

Discover user-friendly tools civil society can use to strengthen climate governance in the latest ECC Working Group meeting.

Announcing the newly elected members of the Coalition’s board

Announcing the newly elected members of the Coalition’s board

News - 19 June 2026

The members of the Global Civil Society Coalition for the UNCAC have (re-)elected members for six of the twelve seats on the Coalition Coordination Committee (CCC), its board, for 2-year terms.

Civil society perspectives on asset repatriation and its use for the realization of human rights: reflections from the OHCHR expert meeting 

Civil society perspectives on asset repatriation and its use for the realization of human rights: reflections from the OHCHR expert meeting 

News - 11 June 2026

11 June 2026 – This blog is jointly published by CiFAR – Civil Forum for Asset Recovery e.V., the Global Civil Society Coalition for the UNCAC, the Global Survivors Fund, and Transparency International France.  Every year,…

Browse Articles

Previous article

UNCAC in Africa: Civil society and government officials join to advance their anti-corruption agenda

16 May 2019

Next article

Call for Applications for Support to Write a Civil Society Parallel Report (currently closed)

27 May 2019

Browse all resources