Analysis reveals that corruption is ubiquitous in countries where big money influences political power.

On January 23, 2020 Transparency International released the Corruption Perception Index for 2019 (CPI 2019). Over 2/3 of the countries included in the ranking are stagnating or showing signs of regress in their anti-corruption efforts

More than two-thirds of countries – along with many of the world’s most advanced economies – are stagnating or showing signs of backsliding in their anti-corruption efforts, according to the 2019 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) released by Transparency International.

Analiza relevă că fenomenul corupţiei este omniprezent în ţările în care banii mari influenţează puterea politică
La 23 ianuarie 2020 Transparency International a lansat Indicele Percepţiei Corupţiei pentru anul 2019 (IPC 2019). Peste 2/3 din ţările incluse în clasament stagnează sau prezintă semne de regres în eforturile lor anticorupţie.

Transparency International – Moldova initiated in 2019 a new phase of monitoring
public anti-corruption policies, part of this process being the interviewing of civil servants
from 13 central public authorities (CPAs) and their subordinated entities with high risk
of corruption.
The purpose of the survey is to analyze the perceptions of the public servants on the
activity climate and the quality of the anti-corruption policies applied in these
institutions, to identify the possible problems and to formulate proposals to improve
the situation. The survey was conducted with the support of the National Endowment
for Democracy.

Transparency International – Moldova a iniţiat în 2019 o nouă etapă de monitorizare a politicilor publice anticorupţie, parte a acestui proces fiind intervievarea funcţionarilor publici din 13 autorităţi publice centrale (APC) şi entităţile din subordinea acestora cu risc sporit de corupţie.

La solicitarea Secretariatului Transparency International de la Berlin, Transparency International – Moldova a elaborat un raport privind riscurile unor programe Golden Visa netransparente cu referire la Legea ”cetățeniei prin investiții” din Republica Moldova.

Incapacitatea cronică a majorităţii ţărilor de a controla eficient corupţia este un factor care contribuie la criza democraţiei în lume. Regimurile autocrate şi corupte sunt periculoase pentru oponenţii politici. Practic toate ţările în care guvernanţii comandă sau închid ochii la „omoruri politice” se regăsesc în clasamentul IPC printre cele cu corupţie înaltă.

Transparency International – Moldova has organized the International Conference on Joining Efforts Against Impunity and Political Corruption on 4 December 2018. The conference was supported by the National Endowment for Democracy and has embraced representatives from 14 countries. The opinions expressed during this event belong to the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the viewpoint of the donors.

Link to the Conference video: https://www.privesc.eu/arhiva/84607

Presentations:

• Keith Sargent, Institute for Statecraft, UK:

• Balint Magyar, Hungary:

• Ruslan Stefanov, Centre for the Study of Democracy, Bulgaria:

• Andrei Marusov, Transparency International-Ukraine:

• Vlad Gribincea, Legal Resource Center Moldova: