Advocacy and Legal Advice Centres (ALACs) reject the notion that people are apathetic in the face of corruption. Rather, they demonstrate that they will become involved in the fight against corruption when they are provided with simple, credible and viable mechanisms for doing so. Started in 2003 by three National Chapters (NCs) - Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia and Romania - there are now twenty-three ALACs operating in fifteen countries. The ALACs have received well over 25,000 contacts from citizens. The number of ALACs is expected to increase in the coming years and to spread beyond the Europe and Central Asia region where they were pioneered. Already two ALACs are operating in Africa - in Kenya and Zambia, and soon two in the Americas- in Guatemala and Haiti. ALAC was launched in Pakistan on 25th March, 2009. read more

U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and Transparency International Pakistan (TIP) have signed five (5) year cooperative agreement on 22nd September 2010 at Islamabad for the "Anti-Fraud Hotline" Project. The objective of the Project is to ensure Transparency and prevention of corruption. In the utilization of grant to be provided to Pakistan by USAID, including the US $ 7.5 billion of Kerry Lugar Bill. Citizens and civil society organizations are welcome to report corruption and register their complaints direct through Anti-Fraud Hotline website. read more

A National Integrity Systems Assessment provides a comprehensive overview of the functioning of the main governance institutions of a country, using a participatory and context-based approach. It aims to identify strengths and weaknesses of Pakistan’s NIS and give evidence-based recommendations to be used to advocate for reform read more

Transparency International Pakistan (TI PAKISTAN) has recently embarked on developing a new strategy to support it in its mission to "make Pakistan a better country to live in". The aim of this strategic exercise is to focus our work for the next FOUR years and to maximize our contribution to the fight against corruption in Pakistan.

Transparency International Pakistan (TI PAKISTAN) has recently embarked on developing a new strategy to support it in its mission to "make Pakistan a better country to live in". The aim of this strategic exercise is to focus our work for the next FOUR years and to maximize our contribution to the fight against corruption in Pakistan. read more

Few young people or adults in Pakistan have a basic understanding of the social structures and processes which shape their lives. They are unable to explain how the economy, politics, society and culture work. Few have a theoretical and practical understanding of their existing rights and responsibilities and a considered view on how these should be modified and extended in order to resolve pressing social problems to create a 'better' world. This social illiteracy can be attributed towards the general apathy amongst today’s youngsters towards their society. read more

Transparency International – Pakistan’s campaign to fight corruption not only focuses the youngsters or stakeholders but also keeps in mind the importance of the children of Pakistan. They should be taught that corruption is danger for the morals of the society. The overall understanding of people about the children is that they pick up negative and positive things more quickly as compared to adults. To provide them education/awareness about the negative impacts of corruption and bribery and the benefit of a corruption free Pakistan is essential. This will help to make Pakistan a better place to live in. read more