Young Leaders Programme is one of the primary indicators under the umbrella of Innovative Project.
We sign the pledge for our commitment in fighting against corruption.
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Transparency International Cambodia (TIC), in cooperation with the Coalition for Integrity and Social Accountability (CISA) network, was accredited by the National Election Committee (NEC) to observe the Cambodian national elections on 28 July 2013.
The competition invites contestants to submit between one and three photos they have taken which illustrate the negative effects of corruption on their world.
As a valuable means to effectively monitor and evaluate our organisation, Transparency International Cambodia (TI Cambodia) ran the Most Significant Change (MSC) Writing Competition between August and September 2013. During this time, applicants were asked to submit a short story discussing the most significant change that occurred in their life from participating in a TI Cambodia programme.
Phnom Penh, 23 July 2014 – Transparency International Cambodia (TI Cambodia) welcomes the political agreement reached yesterday between the ruling Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) and the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP), where both parties have expressed their will to work together in parliament and jointly undertake reforms within key institutions.
Phnom Penh, 09/07/2014 – Transparency International Cambodia (TI Cambodia) confirms the withdrawal of its involvement concerning the 2014 BaccII exam monitoring in August due to the required criteria does not allow TI Cambodia to implement its systematic and scientific method called Sample Based Observation (SBO). SBO involves the use of a statistically representative sample to accurately assess the quality of exam process on the examination day.
Phnom Penh, 26 June 2014 – Cambodian Civil Society Organizations strongly urge the Cambodian Constitutional Council to declare the three newly passed laws on the Cambodian judiciary unconstitutional.
TI Cambodia provides a training course called “Young Leaders Program” which enhances youth capacity to play the leadership role in the fight against corruption.
“As A Youth, What Can I Do For My Country?” is a workshop designed to enhance the capacity of youth to promote integrity and transparency in Cambodia. This workshop aims to continue the momentum in the fight against corruption and continuously engage youth in TI Cambodia’s projects.
TI Cambodia believes that educating citizens and especially youths about the value of integrity and engaging them in promoting it is crucial to building a better future of Cambodia. TI Cambodia continues engaging youths in anti-corruption movement and to know how participants understand their role and able to contribute to promote integrity, transparency, and fight against corruption. Having learned that the communication and networking amount youths through SOCIAL MEDIA and BLOG is dramatically bombing at this period of time and further. More than that, it is a potential platform encouraging youths to express their ideas and concern without fear and pressure. Taking this opportunity, Transparency International Cambodia would like to synergy this existing platform by engaging with youth in/out of school to expose them in any anti-corruption form and freedom of expression.
Stay up to date with the most recent news from Transparency International Cambodia (TI Cambodia): January-March 2014
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Stay up to date with the most recent news from Transparency International Cambodia (TI Cambodia): October-December 2013
Posted 9 January 2014
The Corruption Perceptions Index ranks countries and territories based on how corrupt their public sector is perceived to be.
