Findings

Leveraging civil society to combat corruption risks in emergency response management: the COVID-19 experience Governments and multilateral banks have spent unprecedented amounts of public money on the COVID-19 response. As with other public emergencies, this was no black swan event,...

Transparency International Zambia undertook a COVID-19 vaccines corruption vulnerability assessment during the period January to April 2022 in 6 target districts,namely; Kazungula, Livingstone, Choma, Chipata, Katete and Petauke. The assessment was aimed at identifying corruption vulnerabilities, assessing the potential forcorruption...

In Zambia, Transparency International played a central role monitoring vaccine equity during the COVID-19 pandemic. Find out more in this video from Transparency International Zambia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNiGdqV41is

Transparency International Zambia (TI-Z), under the COVID-19 Programme, with support from the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs (SMFA) through TI-UK, hasundertaken an assessment on the state of vaccine distribution and deployment in six (6) target districts, namely; Chipata, Choma, Katete,...

The COVID-19 global pandemic was a watershed moment for numerous reasons including its implications on global public health as well as the interconnectedness of economies globally. Even as the pandemic tapers off, the effects, experiences and lessons pertaining to the...

Transparency International Zambia (TI-Z) is undertaking interventions that seek to enhance transparency, accountability and citizen’s participation in the COVID-19 response in Zambia. This work is supported by the World Bank and Transparency International (TI) Secretariat in Germany. In an effort...