About TI and TI Norway

Transparency International is the global civil society organisation leading the fight against corruption. Through chapters in more than 100 countries and an international secretariat in Berlin, Transparency International is aiming to turn their vision of a world free of corruption into reality. TI raises awareness of the damaging effects of corruption and works with partners in governments, businesses and civil society to develop and implement effective measures to tackle it. Visit Transparency International at www.transparency.org for more information in english about Transparency Internationals important work. TI Norway was established in 1999 and is an independently accredited chapter of the global TI network. TI Norway works continually towards coalition building in the fight against corruption.

TI Norway Publications

TI Norway has published several handbooks, guidelines and tools for the private and public sector to combat corruption. Several of these have been published in English, and are highly relevant to other countries.

• Anti-Corruption Dilemma Collection for Course Participants

• Protect Your Municipality: An Anticorruption Handbook

• Protect your business: Anti-corruption handbook for the Norwegian business sector

• Transparency in Corporate Reporting

• Anticorruption in the Supply Chain, short version

• Anticorruption in the Supply Chain, long version

• Norway's Integrity Study: Not Quite Perfect?

• Survey of Preventive Measures against Corruption in the 25 Largest Companies Listed at the Norwegian Stock Exchange (2009)

TI Norways International Work

TI Norway and the IFRC have launched an e-learning course to help humanitarian organisations in their fight against corruption. Because humanitarian organisations are not immune from corruption, its risks, and its impacts, e-learning courses have been developed and will be available free of charge for staff and volunteers of humanitarian organisations and the general public. The goal is to proactively reduce the risk of corruption by raising awareness related to challenges humanitarian workers are facing and providing staff and volunteers with the tools to identify, report, and reduce corruption risk.

• IFRC Learning Platform

Corruption is a major challenge in humanitarian assistance as it deprives the most vulnerable people, the victims of natural disasters and civil conflicts of essential live-saving resources. Organizations need to take this challenge seriously, as it has direct negative implications for their operations. TI Norway has with funding from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs developed an app for anticorruption in humanitarian operations. This app is based on Transparency International’s «Preventing Corruption in Humanitarian Operations – Pocket guide of Good Practice», with updated tools in 2014.We hope that the app can be useful to humanitarian workers and others who need guidance to identify and handle corruption risks in operations. In this context, practical suggestions are made on what to watch out for, prevention, what you need and challenges that you may face.

• Demonstration of the App 

• Download the App