Leading Organizations

It is the local chapter of the international organization that works to advance a society free from corruption by building social systems that encourage its prevention, as well as, good governance practices.

Transparency International's Indian chapter seeks to promote transparent and ethical governance and to eradicate corruption. It works to promote good governance, research, capacity building, communication and advocacy, participatory monitoring, engaging with Government, private sector and NGOs.

It works to mitigate corruption and to promote transparency and accountability by improving accessibility of public interest information. Their areas of work include the public sector, the business sector, and people engagement programs.

Works as a source of information on transparency, assists the government in developing anti corruption and transparency measures.

Founded in 1996, it is the leading organization in the country working to combat corruption at all levels. It also works to reduce the role of Canadian companies and individuals in promoting corruption abroad.

Works to prevent and fight corruption, especially through its Young Professionals against Corruption program; and fosters civic engagement through various local and rural initiatives, and drives policy and integrity around climate and water governance in Bangladesh.

Works to increase transparency across the board, including within independent organizations and the government. Its main goal is to identify and eliminate corruption corruption in Australia in the private and public sector.

Leads civil society efforts to combat corruption. It focuses on transforming and guiding public and private institutions towards more transparent practices.

It is the local chapter of Transparency International and has worked in Ethiopia since 2002. It builds coalitions with the private sector, civil society organizations, and the government to prevent corrupt practices, strengthen public institutions, and foster a deep-rooted anti-corruption culture.

Works to develop internet tools to track and monitor corruption cases, and diffuse that information through research, publications and participation in Transparency Councils with other organisations and government offices.

Led by the Secretariat of Transparency of the Presidency of the Republic, it contributes to raising the level of transparency in public management. It measures and analyses the phenomenon of corruption based on the interactions between citizens and public and private organizations.

The Transparency and Accountability Network (TAN) is a coalition of multi-sectoral organizations concerned in anti-corruption and good governance in the Philippines. It envisions a Philippines characterized by transparent, accountable, effective, and efficient public institutions and informed citizenry intolerant of corruption.

TI raises awareness of the effects of corruption and works with partners in both government and civil society to develop and implement appropriate measures to tackle these profound issues.

Works with local communities to break the cycle of radicalization through research, training, education and micro targeted development projects in order to build resilience to violent extremism. 

Aims to defend the rights of people affected by land development and environmentally degrading projects, and to activate citizens for social justice.

Through investigation and civil society action, the NGO aims to transform the Honduran political, education and health system towards more transparency, efficiency and accountability.

Training Human Rights Association (THRA) is a non-governmental, non-political and non-profit organization working in the areas of human rights awareness, Afghan women's capacity development, advocacy, CSOs capacity building and gender.

TDRO was established in 2013 to resolve trade disputes. It has been working on a draft law to regulate the functions of the organization. In the meantime, a number of disputes have been referred to it for resolution so far.

Non profit consultancy company founded in 2008 to contribute to the prevention of and fight against corruption, by increasing demand and promoting measures for transparency, accountability and integrity in government, business and civil society at large.

It contributes to the development of responsible tourism in Myanmar by raising awareness and facilitating informed choices for tourists, government, industry, and civil society.

Tostan's mission is to empower African communities to bring about sustainable development and positive social transformation based on respect for human rights. It was founded in Senegal in 1991, but their Community Empowerment Program (CEP) operates in 6 African countries, commencing their operations in The Gambia in 2007.

It is an independent human and minority rights organization focused on linguistic and religious minorities, such as the Jewish and Roma communities. Their approach combines human rights, identity politics, and a multidisciplinary research and education platform.

It is a group comprised of activists working to support gender equality and gender issues. It works through the Public Forum TEA talk to build capacity and space for youth.

It advances justice through education, mediation, and advocacy. It provides legal services through their community-based paralegal program.

Tilleke & Gibbins is a leading Southeast Asian regional law firm representing investors and companies in the key areas of commercial transactions, dispute resolution and litigation, and intellectual property. Additionally they advise clients on anti-corruption matters and is the exclusive TRACE Partner Law Firm in both Thailand and Cambodia.