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TI-UK Doing Business Without Bribery PPT slides (2 MB)
Doing Business Without Bribery is a free online training module which provides best practice anti-bribery training, and enables companies to benchmark their own training programmes. These PowerPoint slides can be used to facilitate a 2 hour group training session. A Trainer's Handbook is also available.
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TI-UK Doing Business Without Bribery Trainers Handbook (1 MB)
TI-UK has produced this Trainer's Handbook to accompany the Doing Business Without Bribery PowerPoint presentation.
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Deterring and punishing corporate bribery: an evaluation of UK corporate plea agreements and civil recovery in overseas bribery cases (2 MB)
The report provides a comprehensive review and analysis of the outcomes of the foreign bribery cases that have been brought to date in the UK. It discusses the role of negotiated settlements in achieving justice, and what additional tools may be necessary to make the Bribery Act work effectively. The paper makes 23 recommendations on a wide range of issues, including the use of Deferred Prosecution Agreements (DPAs) as a component of broader reforms.
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TI ICC Governance submission (287 KB)
TI has made a submission to the International Cricket Council's Governance Review. The submission was made jointly by Transparency International representatives from 12 countries including Australia, Bangladesh, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Trinidad & Tobago and the UK.
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Clare Short speech transcript - TI annual lecture (62 KB)
The annual Anti-Corruption Lecture is organised by Transparency International UK to mark the United Nations International Anti-Corruption Day. The 2011 lecture was delivered by The Rt Hon Clare Short Chair of the International Board of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) and former UK Secretary of State for International Development. Ms Short spoke on Transparency in Practice: Lessons from international development and EITI.
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TI-UK Lords Submission on Aid Effectiveness (85 KB)
The House of Lords Select Committee on Economic Affairs is leading an inquiry into the economic impact and effectiveness of development aid. TI-UK has made a written submission focussing on the need for greater transparency and accountability in the provision and use of development aid.
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Bond Anti-Corruption Group Parallel Report to UNCAC (713 KB)
The Bond Anti-Corruption Group conducted an independent, parallel review of the United Kingdom’s compliance with two chapters (3 and 4) of the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC).
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TI-UK Leveson Inquiry Media Submission (79 KB)
Transparency International UK has made a submission to the Leveson Inquiry on the culture, practice and ethics of the press. The Prime Minister announced a two-part inquiry investigating the role of the press and police in the phone-hacking scandal, on 13 July 2011. The Inquiry will be considering issues related to the press and the public (module 1) until the end of January.
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Transcript of Bill Hughes Speech at AGM (92 KB)
Bill Hughes, former Director General of SOCA, spoke at the TI-UK AGM on the topic of organised crime and corruption.
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Anti-Bribery Principles & Guidance for NGOs (1 MB)
Bribery and corruption continue to be some of the biggest obstacles to development, poverty alleviation and good governance. They can also prevent NGOs from achieving their objectives, especially when they are working in countries where there are high levels of corruption. This document - produced in partnership with Bond, Mango and other leading NGOs - is designed to help NGOs implement robust anti-bribery policies and procedures.
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Corruption in the UK: Overview & Policy Recommendations (790 KB)
TI-UK Executive Director, Chandrashekhar Krishnan, gives an overview of the findings from the three Corruption in the UK studies, and sets out TI-UK's policy recommendations.
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Corruption In The UK: Part One - National Opinion Survey (647 KB)
Results and analysis of an opinion survey of 2,000 UK citizens' experiences and perceptions of corruption.
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Corruption in the UK: Part Two - Assessment of Key Sectors (630 KB)
Part two covers the following sectors: Police, National Health Service (NHS), legal profession, prison service, social housing, procurement, sport, City of London, construction, local government and UK Border Agency.
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Corruption in the UK: Part Three - NIS Study (1 MB)
The NIS study covers the following sectors: Business, civil society, electoral management body, executive, judiciary, law enforcement, media, ombudsman, political parties, public sector and the supreme audit institution.
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Letter from Prime Minister on UK Corruption (667 KB)
The Prime Minister sent TI-UK a letter in response to the Corruption in the UK report
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Letter to David Cameron PM regarding the SFO (146 KB)
On May 23rd the Bond Anti-Corruption Group, a group of NGOs including Transparency International UK, wrote to the Prime Minister to express our concern at the current proposals for replacing the Serious Fraud Office.
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Cabs for Hire?: Fixing the Revolving Door between Government and Business (1 MB)
A report due to be launched on 17th May by Transparency International UK reveals that the system for regulating the ‘revolving door’ between government and business is broken and needs a radical overhaul.
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Financial Crime and Development (85 KB)
TI-UK's submission to the House of Commons International Development Committee Inquiry April 2011
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UK Bribery Act: myth and reality Feb 2011 (134 KB)
TI-UK's briefing to increase public understanding of the 2010 Bribery Act and inform rational discussion of its implications.
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Letter to Evening Standard on Bribery Act 11 Jan 2011 (53 KB)
TI-UK response to claims that Bribery Act will be bad for business
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Corruption and Foreign Policy (158 KB)
Transparency International UK’s annual anti-corruption lecture delivered by Lord Patten of Barnes
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Progress Report on OECD Convention Enforcement (775 KB)
TI has monitored how well governments live up to their promises to enforce the OECD Convention
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TI-UK FIFA letter to the FA August 2011 (356 KB)
TI-UK wrote to the English Football Association regarding TI's report on FIFA reform.
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Serious Economic Crime - TI Chapter (649 KB)
The Serious Fraud Office published a boardroom guide on prevention and compliance. TI-UK submitted a chapter on the fight against corruption.
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FS Focus Magazine September 2011 (1 MB)
TI-UK's Executive Director, Chandu Krishnan, writes for FS Focus on why, in developing countries, corruption has a disproportionate impact on those who are already living in poverty. His article 'Time for a corruption clampdown' can be found on page 26 of the publication.
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Doing Business Without Bribery Flyer (701 KB)
This brochure gives information on the TI-UK anti-bribery course 'Doing Business Without Bribery'
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Adequate Procedures (7)
Transparency International UK has published comprehensive Guidance on Adequate Procedures under the UK Bribery Act 2010.
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Anti-Corruption Focus (16)
Our newsletter is a quarterly update of recent TI-UK anti-corruption activities – both behind the scenes and on the public stage. It goes to TI-UK Members first before it is posted on this website.
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Defence Against Corruption
Publications from Transparency International UK's Defence Against Corruption project.
Publications Archive
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2010 Publications (12)
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2009 Publications (13)
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Events (2)
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