Press Release: Transparency International leading the anti-corruption charge

올린이: GS Kim

Transparency International leading the anti-corruption charge

The year 2004 brought greater financial stability, achievements, challenges


Berlin, 11 August 2005 --- A co

7.      TI’s Global Corruption Report 2004 focused attention on the destructive effect of money on the political system.

8.      TI’s Global Corruption Barometer 2004 showed that political parties, parliaments, the police and the judiciary continue to be rated the most corrupt institutions by citizens worldwide.



Finances

Transparency International strengthened its existing relationships with donors and successfully engaged private sector support for the fight against corruption. In 2004, TI received donations of 6.5 million euros, the majority from bilateral and multilateral donors, and the remainder from private foundations and private sector sources.



Although 2004 was a rewarding year for TI, corruption continues to be a major obstacle to development. During 2005 TI’s national chapters around the world will continue to focus on implementing new tools and strategies, and monitoring governments and businesses to keep them accountable. TI is well prepared to face the many challenges ahead.