
Partnership for Transparency (PTF) supports 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 its work.
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.
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News and Updates
PTF Summer 2026 Newsletter Published
August 31, 2026: PTF has just published its summer newsletter, which includes updates on its recent projects and activities, as well as information on its new Board members. Read more...
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 from the Open Society Foundations,…
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 approach used by PTF in…

