
Transparency International (TI) is the world’s largest global anti-corruption network, operating as an international, non-political, non-partisan, non-profit, non-governmental organization based in Berlin, Germany with over 90 National Chapters (NCs) worldwide.
In 2024, Transparency International Pakistan (TI Pakistan) achieved notable progress in its efforts to fight corruption and foster transparency across both grassroots and national platforms.
The Transparency International Pakistan Annual Report 2024 highlights significant strides in promoting transparency, accountability, and good governance across various sectors. Key achievements include the successful integration of integrity measures into the Balochistan Climate Change Policy 2024 and the adoption of transparency standards in Pakistan’s first Carbon Market Policy Guidelines, marking critical advancements in climate governance.
TI Pakistan conducted extensive capacity-building initiatives, empowering youth, women, journalists, and marginalized communities to actively participate in governance and anti-corruption efforts. It also emphasized strengthening the Right to Information (RTI) framework by addressing gaps in proactive disclosure and enhancing public engagement. Gender equity was prioritized through workshops and seminars that encouraged women’s active roles in governance and combating corruption. Furthermore, impactful research reports shed light on gaps in climate finance accountability and local governance, offering actionable solutions for systemic improvements. Advocacy for whistleblower protection laws and international collaborations reinforced Transparency International Pakistan’s commitment to upholding integrity and fostering a corruption-free society.
3 research reports were released:
- Financing Climate Action
- State of Data Disclosure of Climate-Related Departments
- Sindh Local Government District Performance Index 2024
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A total of 250 citizens were supported through the Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre (ALAC) and provided with free legal advice.
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2,733 citizens directly benefited from our services or attended our capacity-building sessions, promoting inclusivity and empowerment.
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598 citizens were trained or provided awareness about Right to Information (RTI) laws, promoting transparency and civic engagement.
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1269 citizens participated in climate-related activities, including capacity-building training, seminars, and community gatherings.
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A total of 112 public officials were trained in Climate-Sensitive Budgeting and Climate Finance, enhancing their capacity to promote transparent and accountable climate governance
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736 youth were trained through the Right to Information (RTI) and Climate Education & Fellowship Programs, equipping them with skills to drive transparency and advocate for sustainable climate action.
Transparency International (TI) is the world’s largest global anti-corruption network, operating as an international, non-political, non-partisan, non-profit, non-governmental organization based in Berlin, Germany. With over 90 National Chapters (NCs) worldwide,
In 2023, Transparency International Pakistan (TI Pakistan) made significant strides in advancing its mission to combat corruption and promote transparency at both grassroots and national levels.
In our relentless pursuit of a corruption-free society, this year has been marked by unprecedented efforts to combat corruption. Transparency International Pakistan remains steadfast in its commitment to promoting accountability, integrity, and transparency across all sectors. Our dedicated team has worked extensively on anti-corruption initiatives, collaborating with government institutions, anti-corruption agencies, civil society and international organizations with an aim to foster a culture of honesty and fairness.
In this report, you will find a comprehensive overview of the strides made in the battle against corruption and the challenges faced. Through rigorous research, advocacy, and collaborative endeavors, we continue to push for systemic change and advocate for ethical practices. We invite you to delve into the findings, recognizing that only through collective efforts can we truly achieve a corruption-free future for Pakistan.
Section 1: Social Accountability and Anti-Corruption Tools.
Section 2: Capacity Building of Government Officials on Anti-Corruption Mechanisms and Right to Information
Section 3: Gender and Corruption: Women Empowerment Through Participation in Decision Making
Section 4: Youth Workshops & Conferences
Section 5: Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Section 6: Climate Governance Integrity Programme (CGIP)
Section 7: International Anti-Corruption Day-2023
Section 8: TI Pakistan Survey and Reports
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578 citizens were trained and provided with awareness on climate vulnerability in districts
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365 citizens, including journalists, teachers, social mobilization lawyers, and students, were trained on RTI laws.
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547 citizens received free legal advice through mobile ALACs
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Cases Received violation of public procurements, related to property rights, Education, Health etc.
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Govt. officials were trained on Right to Information and Local Govt laws.
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1127 Youth were trained on SDGs, integrity, and transparency.
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Women were trained on women's rights and gender equality.