Cooperate anti-corruption benchmark
Transparency International Mongolian NUTBB /TI-Mongolia/ has established a Business Ethics Center in 2020 in collaboration with the Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Rio Tinto Mongolia LLC within the framework of its goal of supporting Mongolia's political business environment and strengthening business ethics. In April 2023, TI-Mongolia CACB (Corporate Anti-Corruption Benchmarking) will be introduced among the top 100 members of the National Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan through the Center for Business Ethics.
Our Projects
TI IPP STRONGG Phase II (2024–2028)
Project Summary
Transparency International Mongolia is implementing a national initiative under the Indo-Pacific Partnership for Strong, Transparent, Responsive & Open Networks for Good Governance (IPP STRONGG) Phase II. This five-year initiative aims to strengthen local civic engagement in anti-corruption efforts, particularly among women, youth, persons with disabilities, and other vulnerable groups.
Objective
To improve and increase the civic engagement including women, youth, socially disadvantaged groups, and people with disabilities in anti-corruption efforts in rural areas of Mongolia by working closely with local NGOs and other relevant stakeholders.
Key Activities
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Partnering with local CSOs to implement community surveys on public service delivery and corruption experiences
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Organizing capacity-building trainings on corruption risks, human rights, gender equality, and disability inclusion
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Collecting and analyzing citizen feedback to inform evidence-based advocacy
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Engaging local governments through outreach and policy dialogue
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Providing legal guidance and rights-based awareness to citizens
Project Context
TI Mongolia’s work contributes to three strategic outcomes of IPP STRONGG:
1. Informed, engaged, and local demand for accountability
2. Inclusive, responsive, and accountable governance frameworks
3. Resilient, independent civil society anti-corruption voice in the region
Duration: 2024–2028
Funded by: DFAT (Australia) and MFAT (New Zealand)
A regional initiative to strengthen anti-corruption institutions
The goal of the initiative is to reduce the level of corruption in the Asia Pacific region by supporting Anti-Corruption Agencies to improve their effectiveness and performance through partnership building, dialogue, and evidence-based advocacy via the inclusion of a range of relevant stakeholders.