Transparency International Uganda

Founded in 1993, Transparency International Uganda is a non-governmental organisation based in Ntinda, Kampala, Uganda working on democracy & civil society, justice & legal aid, education +2 more.

Transparency International Uganda (TI-Uganda) is the national chapter of Transparency International, the global coalition against corruption. It is a registered non-governmental organisation founded in 1993 to strengthen accountability, transparency and integrity among Ugandans, and was accredited as Uganda's national chapter in 1996. The organisation works to create a Uganda free of corruption, addressing all forms of corruption with a particular focus on improved public service delivery and good governance. Its interventions have mainly been in education, health, production and extractives sectors. It partners with local organisations, government, communities, civil society, media and the private sector, and gives particular attention to women, youth and people with disabilities by building their knowledge so they can participate in decisions. Its work includes anti-corruption studies, advocacy on land rights and climate integrity, media awareness campaigns, and a national anti-corruption call centre. The organisation is governed by a General Assembly, an Advisory Council and a Board of Directors, with a Secretariat carrying out implementation. It has offices in Ntinda, Kampala and Lira, and works across 50 districts in Uganda.