Attention US journalists: want to help expose corruption and governance challenges in your state? Interested in working with a trio of organizations committed to promoting transparency and accountability around the world and here at home? Then you should apply to work as a contributor to the State Accountability Project being launched by Global Integrity, the…
Global Integrity is looking for a Drupal shop to help us migrate our existing website(s) to a more flexible CMS environment. Interested or know someone who is? Read on… Global Integrity site migration: Request for proposals Global Integrity, a nonprofit organization, is looking for a Washington, DC area or Chicago based contractor to support the…
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) recently released its first-ever “NGO Sustainability Index” for sub-Saharan Africa. While the research that went into the index shines some useful light on the operating environment facing non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Africa, the index is unfortunately even more useful as an example of how not to build an…
Like many other non-governmental organizations, media, governments, and citizens, we’ve followed the initial release of classified State Department cables by Wikileaks with interest. As further details emerge, Global Integrity Report assessments of the national anti-corruption systems of the countries mentioned in these cables may be of interest. Those assessments can be accessed at http://report.www.globalintegrity.org. —…
As promised a few weeks ago, our FY2009 tax return (in non-profit legalese, our “Form 990”) is now available for review and download on our website.— Global Integrity
“It is easier to teach an advocate how to understand a budget than to teach advocacy to an economist,” argued the International Budget Partnership’s Warren Krafchik at the recent presentation of the group’s Open Budget Survey 2010. His core message: if government transparency and budget accountability are our goals, broader engagement with civil society is…