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PTF’s Vision: We envisage a world free of corruption in which citizens trust public officials and institutions and hold them accountable and responsive to their communities’ needs.

PTF’s Mission: We support innovative civil society organization-led and related approaches to reduce corruption, increase transparency, strengthen governance, and enhance accountability in low- and middle-income economies and widely shares knowledge gleaned through our work.

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How the IMF, the World Bank, and the ADB Can Put People at the Center of the Policy Reforms They Finance: Lessons from Sri Lanka 

Partnership for Transparency is pleased to announce the publication of Strengthening Civil Society Engagement in International Financial Institutions Financing of Economic Policy Reforms: A Sri Lanka Case Study. With funding…

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Training of Trainers in Rwanda Unites CSOs and Government to Ensure Infrastructure Development Respects Citizen Rights

June 10, 2026: If you want sustainable change, everyone involved - from government to citizens - needs to have a say in the process. That principle is core to the…

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A Brighter Future for Children in Zambia: How Citizens Improved Education Through Accountability

In Zambia’s rural communities, accessing quality education can be a struggle. Poor infrastructure, inconsistent teacher attendance, and a lack of dialogue between community members and authorities all contribute to students…

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Grassroots Courage: One Woman’s Mission to Protect Women and Girls in India

By Centre for Advocacy and Research (CFAR) In the quiet lanes of Roopangarh Gram Panchayat, Kishangarh Block, Ajmer, India, lives a woman whose courage is transforming lives. Affectionately called “Didi”…

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