TI-USA works at home and abroad to combat corruption and promote transparency and integrity in government, business and development assistance
World Bank-Siemens Agreement Sends Strong Signal
TI-USA Welcomes 2009 OECD Ministerial Conclusions Encouraging Strong Action Against Foreign Bribery
TI-USA Welcomes high-level US participation in the 2009 OECD Ministerial meeting
TI Report Underscores that Major Exporters are Failing to Curb Overseas Bribery. More
TI-USA Welcomes G8 Finance Ministers Commitment to Promote Integrity in Response to Financial Crisis
TI on Corruption in Humanitarian Assistance
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Transparency & Accountability - Obama ‘Touchstones’ |
In his first 100 days in office, President Obama has made clear his commitment to promoting integrity and transparency in public service, particularly in the efforts to address the nation's ailing economy. Despite commendable progress to date, the Administration must take further steps to mitigate the risk of fraud and corruption created by the pressure to move unprecedented sums of money at unparalleled speed.
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Siemens to pay $100m to fight corruption as part of World Bank Group settlement
The World Bank Group today announced a comprehensive settlement with Siemens AG in the wake of the company’s acknowledged past misconduct in its global business and a World Bank investigation into corruption in a project in Russia involving a Siemens subsidiary .
(Op-ed) Dialing for Dollars
AS FEDERAL intervention in the troubled U.S. economy has grown, so has the need for "transparency": that is, full disclosure of, and accountability for, governmental allocations of taxpayer money.
