Transparency International – Macedonia has been awarded with an operational grant in the amount of NOK 561,000 within the Smart Balkan program. Transparency International – Macedonia will implement the operational grant during 2024 and 2025. The purpose of the operational grant is to establish a system of good governance for effective prevention to fight corruption…
On December 7, 2023, Transparency International – Macedonia held the event: Cost-benefit analysis of the anti-corruption: What is the price of the fight against corruption? The event was opened by the President of Transparency International – Macedonia, Ms. Taseva, the Deputy Head of the European Union Delegation, Mr. Ben Nupnau and the Ambassador of Switzerland,…
CORRUPTION BAROMETER FOR NOVEMBER 2023 Transparency International Macedonia continues to carry out its regular monthly activities for monitoring cases and activities related to corrupt behavior and the fight against corruption, which we’ve named “Light & Dark” The monitoring of these cases has received significant attention, both in the public sphere and among domestic and…
To: Ms Slavica Grkovska, Deputy President of the Government in charge of Good Governance Policies Open Letter to the Delegation of Republic of North Macedonia to the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) Conference of the States Parties To the Esteemed Delegates of Republic of North Macedonia to the CoSP 10 in Atlanta, USA…
The report is prepared in the framework of the project: “Integrity Watch in the Western Balkans and Turkey: Civil society combating corruption with political integrity data”. This report builds on the assessment of nine datasets, conducted by TI-Macedonia, including: lobbying meetings, assets and interests of public officials, directories of public officials, government budget and spending,…
Whistleblowing is one of the most effective ways to uncover corruption, fraud, mismanagement and other wrongdoing that threaten public health and safety, financial integrity, human rights and the environment. Unethical or illegal conduct in business and public institutions can also have disastrous consequences for organisations themselves. Most whistleblowers first report suspected wrongdoing within their organisations,…
Young people around the world undoubtedly have the power to help shape a fairer and more just world. Many young people are fighting corruption and making a big difference. And we celebrate all of you. For those who are interested in tackling corruption, but don’t know where to start, here are 15 great ideas from Transparency…
CORRUPTION BAROMETER FOR OCTOBER 2023 Transparency International Macedonia continues to carry out its regular monthly activities for monitoring cases and activities related to corrupt behavior and the fight against corruption, which we’ve named “Light & Dark” The monitoring of these cases has received significant attention, both in the public sphere and among domestic…
CORRUPTION BAROMETER FOR SEPTEMBER 2023 Transparency International Macedonia continues to carry out its regular monthly activities for monitoring cases and activities related to corrupt behavior and the fight against corruption, which we’ve named “Light & Dark” The monitoring of these cases has received significant attention, both in the public sphere and among domestic…
Whistleblowers have a key role in protecting the public, companies and institutions from undetected corruption, mismanagement and other misconduct, and their damaging consequences. They enable early detection of wrongdoing, giving organisations the opportunity to take action before a situation causes harm to the public, triggers liability or leads to serious financial losses. An increasing number…
