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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, 19 January 2015 – Transparency International Cambodia (TI Cambodia) is pleased to announce that Mr. Ok Serei Sopheak was elected as the new Chairman of its Board of Directors, thereby replacing Mr. Rath Sophoan who has served as the Chairman for the past four years.
Siem Reap, 13 January 2015 - Gathered at the first ever International Youth Camp on Transparency and Integrity organised last week in Siem Reap, Cambodia, youths from Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Vietnam, Cambodia and the Philippines expressed their will to fight against corruption in their countries and in the region and took concrete steps to carry this fight forward.
Phnom Penh, 9 December 2014 – On the occasion of International Anti-Corruption Day, Transparency International Cambodia (TI Cambodia) and the Coalition for Integrity and Social Accountability (CISA) would like to encourage all Cambodians to take concrete actions to fight corruption and thus ensure that everyone can enjoy their basic rights and live in dignity.
TI Cambodia will host the first International Youth Camp for ‘Youth Empowerment for Transparency and Integrity’ on 4-10 January 2015 in Siem Reap province. Participants from Cambodia and six countries from across Asia Pacific will share their knowledge and experience and learn about transparency, integrity and the causes and consequences of corruption.
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.
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Posted on 1 October 2014
The Cambodia National Integrity System Assessment provides an evaluation of the state of the country’s governance system. It assesses 13 institutions from the Judiciary to the Anti-Corruption Unit to civil society. A well-functioning National Integrity System safeguards against corruption and contributes to the larger struggle against abuse of power. Corruption undermines good governance, the rule of law, and fundamental human rights. It leads to misuse of resources, cheats citizens, harms the private sector, and distorts financial markets. Yet when governance institutions are characterised by appropriate regulations and accountable behaviour, corruption is less likely to thrive. Transparency International Cambodia has developed key policy recommendations based on the findings of this report. The recommendations, contained within, seek to engage government, donors and civil society to push forward crucial reforms to improve the integrity system. Strengthening the National Integrity System promotes better governance across all aspects of society, and, ultimately, contributes to a more just society overall.
