Corruption Can Kill: Why I Wanted to Work with the PTF
By Daniel Ritchie PTF President I’ve been asked from time to time why I became interested in the issue of corruption. Having worked at the World Bank, I was aware...
Supporting Citizens Against Corruption
Our Mission
Partnership for Transparency Fund mobilizes expertise and resources to provide advice and small grants to civil society organizations to engage citizens in actions to remove corruption in the public sector. PTF strives to support innovative approaches, learn from its work and share the knowledge gained.
The basic premise for creating PTF is that the civil society has an important role to play in the development of anti-corruption and good governance programs, and it can play this role more effectively if it is independent, financially, from government or direct bilateral or multilateral funding.
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Princeton University and the World Bank laud PTF funded projects
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