TOOL: CleanGovBiz Toolkit

TOOL: CleanGovBiz Toolkit

The Toolkit offers practical guidance on how corruption can best be tackled in multiple domains. It draws together relevant instruments to support the establishment of healthy systems of governance, prevent corrupt practices, detect corruption, prosecute delinquencies and remedy the consequences of corruption.

TOOL: Anti-Corruption Knowledge Hub

TOOL: Anti-Corruption Knowledge Hub

The Anti-Corruption Knowledge Hub is an online space where Transparency International (TI) presents its research output. It is the home of the Anti-Corruption Helpdesk, TI’s expert network, a series of topic guides and country-specific research. In addition, the Hub hosts many of the studies, tools and knowledge which lie behind what we do at Transparency International.

TOOL: The GAN Business Anti-Corruption Portal

TOOL: The GAN Business Anti-Corruption Portal

The GAN Business Anti-Corruption Portal is a collection of free anti-corruption compliance and risk management resources, including e-learning training, country risk profiles, and due diligence tools.

TOOL: Anti-Corruption Compliance Guidelines (English)

TOOL: Anti-Corruption Compliance Guidelines (English)

What international guidelines should your consider as part of a comprehensive anti-bribery compliance program? This complimentary resource offers insights into the full range of guidelines along with practical recommendations for implementing an effective program.

Download the Anti-Corruption Compliance Guidelines to learn:

The categories of an effective anti-corruption compliance program
Example references for policies, procedures and records, risk assessment, training, management of supply chain and business partners, and other process categories

ORGANIZATION: Transparency International Canada

ORGANIZATION: Transparency International Canada

Transparency International (TI) Canada is the Canadian chapter of Transparency International. TI Canada is the premier Canadian NGO dedicated to promoting anti-corruption measures and policies. The priorities of TI Canada are: Combatting corruption of all kinds in Canada – Reducing the role of Canadian companies and individuals in fuelling corruption overseas – Educating Canadians about the many faces of corruption and the harm that it causes – Advocating for tighter anti-corruption legislation and better whistleblower protection.

RESOURCE: United Nations Convention Against Corruption

RESOURCE: United Nations Convention Against Corruption

The United Nations Convention against Corruption is the only legally binding universal anti-corruption instrument. The Convention’s far-reaching approach and the mandatory character of many of its provisions make it a unique tool for developing a comprehensive response to a global problem. The vast majority of United Nations Member States are parties to the Convention.