Working With Companies
Adequate Procedures
Transparency International UK has published comprehensive Guidance on Adequate Procedures under the UK Bribery Act 2010.
Corporate Supporters Forum
As a company, you can support the mission and values of Transparency International by joining our Corporate Supporters Forum - and access our global network of experts and information.
The Corporate Supporters Forum (CSF) is a group of over 20 companies, convened by Transparency International in the UK, dedicated to ensuring their operations and business dealings are corruption free. The CSF allows companies to have well-informed discussions with other companies and experts behind closed doors, as well as opening access to Transparency International's expertise, events and networks. Typical reasons for becoming involved are:
- Two half-day roundtables each year with experts and practitioners
- Employee access to all Transparency International events in the UK
- Anti-corruption information updates from Transparency International
- Access to the worldwide Transparency International network
- Expert input from Transparency International UK into the company's anti-corruption programmes
- Publicly demonstrates support for the mission and values of Transparency International.
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Transparency International tools for the private sector
20-point ABC (anti-bribery controls) checklist
A high-level checklist for assessing a company's anti-corruption system.
Business Principles for Countering Bribery
One of the three international codes acknowledged by the United Nations Global Compact as demonstrating compliance with the Principle on Corruption
Which countries are likely to be high-risk for business operations.
Which countries' companies are highest-risk for bribery, and in which sectors bribe-paying is most prevalent.
Case studies in how to resist demands for bribes and design bribery out of the procurement process.
Transparency in Reporting on Anti-Corruption (TRAC)
A survey of anti-corruption reporting by the world’s 500 leading companies, plus guidance on best practice.
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