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Washington, D.C. 20005
Tel: 202-589-1616
Fax: 202-589-1512

Last Edited: 9/07

 

TI-USA is the U.S. chapter of Transparency International (TI), the Berlin-based non-profit, non-partisan organization founded in 1993 to curb corruption in international transactions.  Through its network of chapters in over 90 countries, TI encourages governments to implement effective anti-corruption laws and policies, promotes reform through international organizations and raises public awareness.

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Transparency International-USA

Mission:

  • Curb corruption through international and national coalitions encouraging governments to establish and implement effective laws, policies and anti-corruption programs.
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    • Strengthen public support and understanding for anti-corruption programs and enhance public transparency and accountability in international business transactions and in the administration of public procurement.
    • Encourage all parties to international business transactions to operate at the highest levels of integrity.

    Strategy:

  • Establish coalitions of like-minded organizations and individuals to work  with governments to assist in developing and implementing national anti-corruption programs.
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  • Provide information and conduct research into containing corruption; participate in public fora; and broaden public awareness of the damage caused by corruption, the need to counter it, and the means to reduce it.
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  • Build national chapters that foster anti-corruption programs in their own countries and that support TI's international program.
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    We invite you to learn more about the TI-USA program.
    about.gif (1407 bytes)Alan P. Larson, Chairman

    Nancy Zucker Boswell, President & CEO

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