Transparency International PNG (TIPNG) released the results of the 2023 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI).
Transparency International Papua New Guinea (TIPNG) expresses its deepest concerns and condemns the events that led to the violence and looting that took place in Port Moresby on Wednesday 10/1/2024 and that have spread to Lae and some areas.
As the final quarter of 2023 settles, it’s time to turn the page and raise the sails of anticipation for the year ahead. But before we embark on a new year, we should take a moment to reflect on our small wins and learnings that propelled us through a season of collaboration, advocacy, and unwavering momentum.
Transparency International PNG is set to host the 12th Mike Manning Youth Democracy Camp (MMYDC) from the 15th to the 24th of January 2024.
Internships have proven to be an effective means of adding much required skills within Civil Society and empowering emerging professionals says Transparency International Papua New Guinea (TIPNG).
It was with PNG’s context in mind that to mark International Day for Universal Access to Information, TIPNG, in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), through its EU-funded PNG Anti-Corruption Program, co-hosted a roundtable discussion to bring together key stakeholders to commit to a way forward for the development of a Right to Information Policy & Legislation for Papua New Guinea.
Transparency International Papua New Guinea (TIPNG) is expressing concerns that there appears to be inconsistency in the Government’s handling of investigations of breaches and apparent wrongdoings of public office holders.
The appointment of Commissioners for Papua New Guinea’s Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) should encourage all sectors of society to rally their support in a national effort to combat corruption.
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Arianne Kassman is the Chief Executive Officer of Transparency International Papua New Guinea (TIPNG). She joined TIPNG in 2011, was appointed Executive Director in 2017, and became CEO in 2020. With more than a decade in the anti-corruption sector, Arianne leads initiatives that empower Papua New Guineans to demand integrity, accountability, and good governance, with a strong focus on youth participation and civic education.
Arianne founded 350 PNG in 2013 and serves as a Director of Sustainable Coastlines PNG. She is also a Council Member of the Institute of National Affairs and a member of the Strategy Reference Group for the Transparency International Global Movement.
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