Purpose of the project:
Raising the capacity of victims of corruption deeds to solve their complaints through legal and administrative measures.
Project duration:
March 2014 – February 2016
Partners:
Project coordinated by Transparency International Secretariat, together with:
- Transparency International Romania
- Transparency International Bulgaria
- Transparency International Cyprus
- Transparency International Italy
- Transparency International Portugal
- Transparency International Slovenia
- Transparency International Brussels Office
Objectives:
- Supporting victims and witnesses of corruption to express themselves and find solutions to their complaints
- Publish specific data, information and cases of corruption in 6 EU Member States and to analyze the trends
- Engaging citizens in the fight against corruption
- Producing systemic changes in policy and practice
Activities:
- Support for the victims and witnesses of corruption
- Advertising of public interest
- Data analyzing and validating
- Identifying the weaknesses of systemic corruption
- Advocacy
- Building alliances
- Citizens' Involvement and Dissemination
- Best practices exchange
Results:
- Consultancy and support for 1,000 citizens in six EU Member States
- 5 reports and 12 proposals for public policy reform
- 250,000 citizens and 235 policy-makers reached
- Best practices in anti-corruption reform developed and promoted in the EU
- 14 events at local level and an EU public policy event in Brussels
Budget:
90.449,76 EUROS
Donor:
DG Home, through Home / 2012 / SEC / AG funding line