In June the Independent Electoral Review panel sought submissions on its interim report. TINZ responded with a submission supporting many of the panel’s recommendations, but not all. Here are some that we find concerning:
Find out MoreThe New Zealand government is ‘finally’ preparing legislation to address Modern Slavery and exploitation in New Zealand.
Find out MoreIn this short video, prepared for a Taiwan government meeting, TINZ experts outline the issue of modern slavery in New Zealand and discuss how it affects the lives of people worldwide. Our experts discuss approaches for reducing it in our procurement and supply chains.
Find out MoreIn early July TINZ CEO, Julie Haggie, and Director, Brendon Wilson, presented to a visiting delegation of provincial Vietnamese public sector leaders. The session focused on the importance of participation, transparency and accountability in public sector activities.
Find out MorePacific youth supported by Transparency International Papua New Guinea, Transparency Vanuatu and Integrity Fiji sent an open letter to Pacific leaders advocating that they prioritise the fight against corruption and gender inequality.
Find out MoreDerek Gill, TINZ Member with Delegated Authority for Public Finance, led a one-day workshop providing an introduction to public budgeting in Fiji. There was particular interest in the introduction of Citizen’s Budgets to Fiji.
Find out MoreLast month TINZ published “Promises to Policy to Action”, our urgent call for invigorating New Zealand’s healthy democracy and sent an email to party presidents and secretaries. So far, only the TOP party has responded. Stopping the flow of illicit money is one of the areas where concrete action is called for.
Find out MoreIn mid June TINZ Board Director, Debbie Gee, and CEO, Julie Haggie, joined colleagues from TI chapters across Asia Pacific in Bangkok for a chance to support each other and to share knowledge, new ideas and experiences
Find out MoreA recent blog post FAST or slow? Integrity and anti-corruption in Samoa analysed the progress being made in Samoa in their battle against corruption. Is the new Government doing enough?
Find out MoreTINZ is striving for transparency and integrity on many fronts. Learn more about what we are up to. The particular focus in June was working and meeting with other Pacific chapters alongside work on all strategic areas.
Find out MoreWhile the development of NAP4 was a dispiriting experience for civil society participants who had hopes of co-design and ambition, incremental progress is being made.
Find out MoreThe World Bank Group (WBG) hosted the Anti-corruption for Development (AC4D) Global Forum in Washington, D.C., on June 26-27, 2023. This event was co-hosted by Transparency International with one session facilitated by TI Executive Officer Daniel Erikkson.
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