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Transparency International Sri Lanka - Knowledge Hub
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The Anti Corruption Knowledge Hub
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Your gateway to a corruption-free world
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Anti-bribery and Corruption Awareness
Transparency International Sri Lanka (TISL) provides a comprehensive look of anti-bribery and corruption measures. This presentation discusses the various types and forms of corruption, distinguishing between coercive and collusive activities, and dives into the motivations for corrupt behaviour. It shows the staggering costs and societal impact of corruption, as evidenced by current scandal numbers. TISL also analyses the execution and effectiveness of anti-corruption programmes, emphasising the need of raising awareness and preventing fraud.
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Right To Information Act Awareness
This presentation from Transparency International Sri Lanka discusses the core principles of the Right to Information (RTI). It defines crucial terms such as a citizen, what constitutes information, and the responsibility of public authorities. Everyone will learn how to obtain information, including any costs that may apply, as well as exclusions and access constraints. The presentation also looks at the function and penalties imposed by the RTI Commission, existing rules, and the value of transparency in governance. It also emphasises international acceptance of the right to information, as well as its importance in promoting accountability and public empowerment.
Governance Diagnostic Report Sri Lanka
With technical assistance from the IMF, the Sri Lankan government released the Governance Diagnostic Assessment (GDA) in September 2023 to detect and address corruption concerns and governance shortcomings. Transparency International Sri Lanka (TISL), in partnership with civil society organisations such as PAFFREL, CPA, Sarvodaya, Verite Research Institute, and NPC, previously produced the Civil Society Governance Diagnostic Report (GDR). Both papers provide detailed recommendations for improving good governance, openness, and accountability, and their suggested measures coincide by 80 percent.
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