michalis5354 wrote:What actions will you take to eliminate corruption in the world? Nice to say , difficult to achieve?
TI works on a policy oriented basis.
Each National Chapter deploys a conjunctural strategy signifying lobbying activities in the context of the country and its societal situation.
National Chapters are free to develop anti-corruption plans on the basis of standing obstacles in their countries.
The input of Transparency International HQ is critical to supporting the reputation, credibility and legitimacy of TI as an active policy-proposer and whistleblower in society and therefore ascertains a large degree of influence wherever TI operates (currently in 90 countries). It is not a profit making organisation.
Examples of what TI has achieved are eradicating corruption in "less significant" sectors of society such as natural resources management. This is a practical paradigm.
Judicially, TI has been at the nucleus of drawing up the UN Convention for Human Rights and is a whistleblower on its defects. It is also an initiator of the OECD Convention on Human Rights - a large degree of this is implemented in daily examples of Cypriot life - even your own Michalis5354.
Where do you believe Cyprus has ground to stamp out Corruption as presently stands michalis5354?
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