TI-C est une organisation non-gouvernementale à but non lucratif et engagée dans la lutte contre la corruption. #corruption, #gouvernance, #intégrité #forêts
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Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
🚨Indigenous Peoples in Meyomessala, Meyomessi & Djoum, Cameroon, face human rights abuses due to a large-scale rubber plantation, losing ancestral lands & their way of life. They’re calling for dialogue & respect for their rights.
✊🏾 Stand in solidarity: cameroon.landrightsnow.org
Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
Capacity Building
Finance climatique
Transparency International Cameroun (TI-C) forme des journalistes aux techniques d'enquête sur les crimes environnementaux. Dans le cadre du projet "Open Governance and integrity in Cameroon (OGICC). Ebolowa 24-25 avril 2024.
Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
The global average in the #CPI2023 is stuck at only 43 out of 100, while most countries have made no progress or declined in the last decade.
Also, 23 countries fell to their lowest scores to date this year.
Here's the analysis➡️ anticorru.pt/2Ux
The results ⬇️
ALT Corruption Perceptions Index 2023 heatmap of the world and country ranking. Transparency International.
Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
Corruption is a threat to development, affecting the poor and most vulnerable. Yet, government agencies struggle to identify corruption in public spending. The latest Governance Risk Assessment System report outlines its implementation.
Read the report: wrld.bg/8rVb50Q8Wji
Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
Un viol électoral, tout simplement, facilité par la corruption et la complaisance. Et certains s'en congratulent! #Madagascar mérite mieux. #Shame #ElectoralRape #Mdg2023
⚠️Présidentielles 2023⚠️
‼️Le triomphe de la #corruption , de l'argent et de la complaisance sur la démocratie ‼️
Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
A new @ukaccoalition poll shows 72% want more UK Government action on economic crime in British Overseas Territories.
As senior representatives of the OTs meet with UK govt this week @MillsSheehy explains what it means and why it matters.
Read more ⬇️
transparency.org.uk/toward-t…
Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
We are happy to announce that Transparency International’s 2023 Annual Membership Meeting has elected François Valérian (@FrancoisValeri3) as the new Chair and Ketakandriana Rafitoson (@KeRafitoson) as new Vice-Chair.
Read more here ⬇️
transparency.org/en/press/tr…
Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
I'm humbled and proud to have been elected as Transparency International's new Vice-Chair at the #AMM yesterday! I'll be serving the movement for the next 3 years with @FrancoisValeri3 as Chair. Thank you for your trust @anticorruption colleagues! #StrongerTogether #ReadyToFightBack
Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
We join with the @uncaccoalition Working Groups, comprising over 300 civil society organizations, academics, and global experts, to urge #UNCAC States Parties to ensure reparation for #VictimsofCorruption at #CoSP10. Read our letter: uncaccoalition.org/wp-conten…
Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
In Brussels next week? Join us at the event "Whistleblowing in Europe: Best Practices and Tools to Prevent, Detect and Address Corruption". We will present our new report, which reviews the whistleblower protection laws of 20 member states.
More info ➡️ anticorru.pt/2Rg
ALT Banner of the event "Whistleblowing in Europe: Best Practices and Tools to Prevent, Detect and Address Corruption. Empowering citizens, CSOs, public institutions, companies and authorities" Date: 16th November 2023, 9:30-12:30. Location: Brussels Renaissance Hotel. Transparency International. Funded by the European Union.
Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
Huge congratulations to OCCRP partner @RiadKobaissi for earning @ICFJ’s Knight International Journalism Award!
Riad will accept the award on Nov. 2.
Register to watch the event online here:
icfj.org/tribute-2023
#ICFJawards
Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
🚨 Dark money enabling #kleptocracy! 🌐
Check out our new report, authored by @andrew_c_clarke with TAI's support, uncovers funding opportunities and strategic ways to combat this threat. 💪
Get involved! 👇
tinyurl.com/3a643vfs
📖 #Democracy #TAIReport
Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
Sri Lanka is the first of many countries that will undergo debt reform in coming years. Great piece from Leslie Tsai of @ChandlerFdn and Nadi Perera of @tisrilanka about why we must include anticorruption measures in debt negotiations with the IMF ⬇️⬇️
on.ft.com/48mKGop
Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
🇺🇦 Apply before MONDAY, 17 September to attend our practical intensive course for beginners in investigative journalism, to be conducted in Ukrainian in Kyiv.
We're running the course with @Slidstvo_info. Travel and lodging in Kyiv will be covered.
slidstvo.info/english-storie…
Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
Governance funding trends at your fingertips: Explore our new data dashboard!
We again draw on the @OECD data and compare 2019, 2020, 2021 in an updated #PowerBI dashboard by Baba Kankani.
This blog is your ready “how to” guide:
lnkd.in/dJnfU_uH.
Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
🔴Corruption, conflict and security are profoundly intertwined.
Countries that score lowest on the @GlobPeaceIndex also score very low on the CPI.
➡️ Read our analysis: anticorru.pt/2Q9
#CPI2022
ALT Comparison of the CPI 2022 and the Global Peace Index 2022.
Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
The National Integrity Summit is in full swing with an incredible group of experts offering insights on everything from #whistleblowing to #pressfreedom #mining. Panellists from gov, civil soc and business offering crucial thinking on big integrity issues of today.
Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
Corruption and economic crime use similar methods to move and launder dirty money, and hurt societies by taking away financial resources. They threaten countries' stability and harm the rule of law and democracy.
Check out our #HelpdeskAnswer ➡️ anticorru.pt/2PU
ALT Anti-Corruption Helpdesk. Corruption and economic crime.
Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
“[Bad actors] see the confidentiality, lack of regulation, and the sophistication that lawyers provide as a very clear road map for how to move dirty money into the US.”
More from our Director of Advocacy, @scottgreytak, on the need to hold enablers of corruption accountable ⬇️
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Transparency International Cameroon (TI-C) retweeted
We must make sure that climate funding is used for its intended purposes.
Climate entities can promote integrity in their financial systems by keeping monetary flows fully transparent. Want to learn more? Join our event! ➡️ anticorru.pt/2PL
ALT Webinar flyer: Ensuring Financial Integrity and Due Diligence in Funding for Climate Action. Details: Wed, Aug 30. From 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM GMT+2. Online event. Developed by Transparency International and financed by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ).