Promoting Anti-Corruption & Integrity Strategies
Papua New Guinea has struggled with issues of grand corruption, impunity, and a lack of trust in the integrity of national institutions.
At Transparency International PNG (TIPNG), we believe that when the frameworks and practices within agencies are working well, it improves the internal efficiency and strengthens public trust in the agency.
Target Stakeholders:
State Agencies & Integrity Institutions: To strengthen their capacity with regard to addressing complaints of corruption both internally and externally.
The Media: To increase the capacity of journalists and editors to conduct investigative journalism.
Civil Society: To bring together like-minded civil society organizations and private sector partners to work towards tackling corruption.
Why should agencies partner with TIPNG?
Demonstrate leadership: As national integrity institutions, we offer your organizations the opportunity to lead the national discussion on governance reforms. It is our collective responsibility to strengthen national integrity.
Support National Commitment: With the Government engaging in significant reforms as part of its national agenda, this is the opportunity to take action.
Innovate on Integrity: The National Integrity System Assessment will provide an objective assessment of integrity gaps and we will actively seek to address these with tailored strategies.
Build a Legacy of Integrity: In anticipation of the establishment of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), TIPNG through a holistic approach, will work side-by-side with you to protect our people, our communities, and our nation.
Project Interventions:
1. The NISA Report
The National Integrity System Assessment will examine both the formal and informal framework and actual institutional practice of addressing corruption.
2. Agency-Level Anti-Corruption Strategies
3. Anti-Corruption Summits
4. Investigative Journalism Awards
These awards are targeted at recognizing mainstream media journalists who have successfully adapted investigative approaches to their practice.
5. Integrity Awards
(I-RATE)
These awards are targeted at recognizing national agencies that have integrated strong anti-corruption initiatives into their internal systems and processes.
6. Investigative Journalism Workshops
These workshops are targeted at building and reinforcing the capacity of PNG newsrooms to successfully adapt investigative journalism methods to their reporting.
Resources:
2nd National Integrity Summit
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