Grants and Contributions

Creating awareness to voters in the fight against corruption during election period through sensitization programmes in media and information sessions at national level.

Herintsoa project: social and political involvement of women and young people in the fight against corruption and the promotion of participatory governance in the Analamanga, Vakinankaratra and Itasy regions.

Project activities include: (1) providing inclusive and gender-sensitive technical assistance and capacity building to develop integrity strategies and action plans aligned with the ten key factors of the Revised Arusha Declaration in target customs administrations; (2) delivering inclusive and gender-sensitive training on the World Customs Organization (WCO) Revised Arusha Declaration and project and strategic management functions; and (3) providing support to regional institutions on the development and implementation of anti-corruption frameworks for target customs administrations.

Integrity for Peace - A comprehensive understanding of the linkages between corruption, exclusion, and conflict in the context of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a focus on ethnic, religious, or other identity lines.

This research project will generate a report analyzing the current level of information sharing by the Canadian mining industry on procurement practices, including efforts to procure locally, and due diligence measures to avoid problematic practices (particularly unethical supplier conduct and corruption).

Building an informed citizenship in transparency, accountability and social control of corruption, based on participatory diagnoses of the national integrity system, acquisition of tools for participation and social control, and dissemination of the link between public ethics and human rights in Argentina.

The project aims to address the impact of corruption in access to education and health services for groups at risk of discrimination, particularly women and girls in 5 countries in Africa (Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana, Madagascar, Rwanda and Zimbabwe).

This project has been developed around three main pillars: Pillar 1 - Preventing and Combating Corruption Associated with Organized Crime in the Port System; Pillar 2 - Strengthening Ecuador’s Capacity to Prevent and Combat Money Laundering and Illicit Financial Flows; and Pillar 3 - Enhancing Regional and International Cooperation to Prevent and Combat Transnational Organized Crime.