Leading Organizations

Citizen public spending watchdog. Through their program Stop Corruption they have set up denouncing mechanisms with regards to government officials corruption allegations.

The work of the Comptroller's Office is primarily a legal, accounting and financial audit aimed at protecting the principle of legality, checking that state organs are acting within the scope of their powers.

The Comptroller is the supreme independent authority in terms of monitoring the proper use and allocation of government resources, and supervising management of government competencies. It investigates cases of corruption and mismanagement of resources, along with setting standards.

Investigates cases of economic fraud, and trains and puts tool to the disposal of organizations working on the fight against corruption.

Founded in 1992, it promotes the awareness of victims of human rights abuses. They utilize empirical cases of international humanitarian law, international refugee law, and the guiding principles on internal displacement. The organization strives for the democratic construction of peace, justice, and social equity, as an effective way to prevent exile and displacement. In 2010, the Ecuadorian chapter of the organization opened in Quito.

Works to monitor the parlamentary process, through reports and the consolidation of civil society.

Founded in 1962, it advocates for the conservation of natural areas and the preservation of biological diversity across Canada.

Independent government body that has develop an access to information platform and ensures that government bodies and agencies upload information for access by citizens.

The Counsel is responsible for overseeing and drafting legislation for criminal policy to monitor and improve the criminal justice system, along with providing free legal assistance.

It is comprised of journalist guilds, college students, and media outlets who are working to advance freedom of the press and information in Panama. It offers a space for debate and discussion of current issues affecting journalism and communication.

Government body in charge of developing public policy to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women.

It coordinates and represents business organizations and works to strengthen democracy and the private sector. It formulates policies that foster political, economic, and social development.

Civil society coalition helping the government in the fight against corruption and taking lead or managing its own investigations and advocacy.

Seeks to represent the interest of business and companies in Honduras aand the development of commercial activity under effective laws.

Works to coordinate the actions of indigenous groups in defense of their interests and to tackle and monitor policy implementation on helath, environment and labour.

Citizen Council working in Mexico City, working on a variety of citizen issues such as protection from extorsion, review of public services, Police evaluation and a Crime Rate Index.

Works to coordinate and support the activities of 178 national NGOs on topics ranging from access to health to 7. Civil Justice.

Works to provide open platforms for access to information for citizens around political and electoral issues.

Works to provide relevant information about Congress and Congresspersons, and to report malpractice and corruption incidents and provide knowledge to citizens about budgetary issues and relevant cases for minorities and their defense.

Transparent Congress is a communication platform to bring together citizens and their representatives in Congress. It promotes the discussion and analysis of information concerning representatives' actions, proposals, and drafts for laws.

Founded in 1998 by the department of political science at the University of the Andes, it monitors and analyzes the work of the Colombian Congress and subsequently publishes reports through its legislative activity. Their work aims to strengthen and promote the accountability of the legislative branch and the increased participation of the citizenry.

Their goal is to improve Canadian workers lives by advocating for decent wages, fair labor laws, equality rights, a sustainable environment, and respect for basic human rights.

CONFIEP is the leading institution for business in Peru, providing investment information and economic advice. It is also a member of the High Level Commission on Anti Corruption and leads private initiatives in the fight against corruption at the managerial level.

Largest trade union in the country, working to defend worker rights and uphold international standards in labour laws.

Works to monitor and prosecute cases of institutional violence within the prison system and police, and supports civil society development against government restrictions and the development of the socioeconomic rights of persons.