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Transparency in Public Works Contracting - A Project by Proética

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In Lima, where I live, the topic of public works (“obras” in Spanish…things like streets, parks, bridges) is extremely politically charged. That’s why this emerging initiative, led by Transparency International Peru, may have legs. We’re working with TI-Peru on their strategy and technology choices around the project - read more. 

  • May 2, 2013
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Venezuela Inteligente and Elección Ciudadana focus on participation, transparency and accountability in post-Chávez Venezuela

Over at Global Voices, I just posted on two new initiatives in Venezuela that I think are worth following.

  • April 12, 2013
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A New Report on New Technologies Against Petty Corruption

How are advocacy initiatives in different parts of the world using technology to bring about more transparency and accountability in public service delivery? 

  • April 8, 2013
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11 New Initiatives Using Technology to Advocate for Greater Transparency & Accountability

The Transparency International People Engagement Programme recently awarded grants to country chapters with ideas for mobilizing more people in their countries around anti-corruption campaigns. The common thread among these new initiatives was a clear recognition of the potential that web and mobile-based technologies have to engage people. Each project faces a distinct set of challenges.

  • April 8, 2013
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What We’re Learning About Matchmaking Between Skilled Volunteers and Social Good Projects
  • February 12, 2013
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How Text Messages Could Change Peace Advocacy

In this new post up at the engine room we showcase a great new initiative and talk a bit about our process of matching advocates to expertise.

  • January 14, 2013
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