By Alan Hudson — November 16, 2015. I spent last week in Rio de Janeiro (tough assignment, I know), participating in the Transparency and Accountability Initiative’s third T/A Learn Annual Workshop. As the report of the second Annual Workshop, held early in 2014 puts it, T/A Learn aims “to link those who want to deepen…
By Scott Rumpsa — October 7, 2015. This past Monday, the Mo Ibrahim Foundation released their 2015 governance data comprising the Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG). Running since 2000, the IIAG is a fantastic dataset, providing a detailed look at governance from a fact based selection of indicators. 36 organizations are involved in the…
By Alan Hudson — September 15, 2015. We’re excited that Dave Algoso is going to be working with us for the next couple of months as we take the next steps in implementing our new strategy. Most recently, Dave was working for Reboot – an outfit we know well and that is at the cutting…
By Global Integrity — September 2, 2015. Just over two years ago, Global Integrity spun off its for profit service arm called Foglamp. Foglamp was developed in 2008 to offer the private sector access to in-country research through a global network of contributors. Initial work included projects for hedge funds, private equity shops and others…
By Alan Hudson — July 7, 2015. Global Integrity’s mission is to advance progress towards open and effective governance. Since I took the reins at the start of the year, we’ve been reviewing and revising our strategy to make sure that we’re doing what’s needed to deliver on our mission. At our most recent Board…
Global Integrity is looking for reporters and editors to work on two projects. The first one is the State Integrity Investigation, a combination of research and reporting into state government ethics, transparency and accountability laws and their enforcement. The result will be stories and state-by-state rankings of government accountability mechanisms, complete with scorecards, grades and…