ERCAS's new Transparency Index (T-index), now on CorruptionRisk.org, shows that the official #pandemic fatality figure is deeply flawed in many countries, starting with #Russia. Read us and Joe Foti for Open Gov Partnership in full: tinyurl.com/mr25d22

What does the evidence say about the impacts of access to justice, open contracting, and other open gov policies? Find out in Open Gov Partnership’s 2022 Skeptic’s Guide to #OpenGov, to which ERCAS contributed with #transparency data. bit.ly/skeptics-guide…

Why did #Orban win again in #Hungary, despite being isolated in the #EU? Why did #Brazil’s #anticorruption operation #lavajato end in a #populist winning elections? Join ERCAS #Democracy Series’ next event with Sergio Moro and Bálint Magyar, moderated by me: tinyurl.com/5n822ynr

Save the date, Berliners! Join us at Hertie School on Nov 2 for a hands-on session on digitals tools for exploring public spending in Germany & the EU. RSVP: forms.gle/QF1Wx7KuYHs9QW…

A new paper by Professor of Democracy Studies Alina Mungiu-Pippidi introduces a new transparency index and shows that countries fall short in implementing anti-corruption measures worldwide. The article was published in the journal Regulation and Governance. hertie-school.org/en/news/allcon…

#CallForFeedback: Have you recently noticed changes in your government’s #transparency? Let us know! The #TIndex2023 measures, how transparent governments really are. Just visit our website, check your country and submit your comments! ➡️corruptionrisk.org/transparency/

Come by the ERCAS booth on June 26-27 World Bank in Washington DC. We present our updated #transparency index (T-index) for 143 countries during the Anticorruption for Development Global Forum! Also on live stream: wrld.bg/3w8O50OWJPb

📢Welcome to a new generation of #transparency indicators! Straightforward. Directly observable. Actionable. We presented ERCAS's 2023 T-index World Bank's AC4D Global Forum. Check corruptionrisk.org/transparency for our update on 143 countries!📊 #OpenGov #GoodGov #AntiCorruption

How much does #war impact #government #transparency? Our 2023 survey for 143 countries shows that judiciaries are quite transparent, public expenditures more and more so, but information that can be used to hold officials accountable is still controlled. tinyurl.com/3wsuj9x4

🗣️Join the virtual review of our latest #transparency report for 143 countries Open Gov Hub today at 6pm CEST. Register here to receive the link: opengovhub.org/new-page

Welcome to the third annual Rule of Law Day, which will be held at the University of Helsinki's main building on Thursday, October 24, 2024, from 12:00 to 17:00. The event will be conducted in English and can also be followed online. Read more and sign up! helsinki.fi/en/news/democr…

Don't forget today's in-depth discussion with Prof. Brigitte Unger of Universiteit Utrecht and the EU-VALUES - Jean Monnet Network on how to rethink corruption after the lessons learned of the last 20 years. Join us at 15:00 CET via this link: zoom.us/webinar/regist…

The Margins of Corruption Project celebrates the 2024 International Anti-Corruption Day with a special event! Featuring: Alina Mungiu-Pippidi (LUISS); Emanuela Ceva (UniGe); Anna Caroline Müller (WTO) 9 December 2024 | 16:15–18:00 Geneva Graduate Institute Alina Mungiu-Pippidi Swiss National Science Foundation

Join us on this webinar on International #AntiCorruptionDay Learn how digital tools such as Follow the Money (YouControl 🇺🇦) & T-Index (ERCAS) revolutionise the fight against #corruption 📅Dec 9 ⏲️2-3 pm (CET) ✍️Registration: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist… Led by Prof Alina Mungiu-Pippidi

Technology holds a great promise for anticorruption, but for the last 2 years they were offset by stagnation & 📉 in judicial independence and press freedom. Corruption is about politics, & 🤖 cannot achieve integrity by themselves Alina Mungiu-Pippidi in the BridgeGap panel

Technology holds great promise for anticorruption, but it was offset by stagnation in judicial independence and freedom of the press. Corruption is about politics and robots cannot achieve integrity by themselves Alina Mungiu-Pippidi (#BridgeGap) at the OECD Integrity Week Forum

As OECD ➡️ Better Policies for Better Lives GACIF ended, we are reminded that Isaac Asimov famously said that robots are so much nicer than men. But in all this hope for AI and anticorruption, let’s always keep in mind that it's men who program robots, and some are not nice at all