Scaling up Anti-Corruption Collective Action within Global Compact Local Networks (GCLN) is a four-year project to support collective actions from Global Compact Local Networks and promote public-private cooperation in fighting corruption. The project aims to:

This project, implemented by the Basel Institute on Governance and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, aims to embed Collective Action in compliance by developing a global norm, bolstering its application, and innovating Collective Action to address demand-side bribery and human rights synergies through three objectives.

The Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC) is a unique cross-sectoral grouping of public, private and civil society organisations (CSOs) with a focus on promoting good governance and fighting corruption in Ghana.

The Initiative puts forward guidelines or common standards for non-trial resolutions of foreign bribery cases.

The members consist of academics, lawyers and companies that come together regularly to develop these guidelines and present them to governments and international organisation such as the OECD for their consideration.

The first goal aimed to establish a benchmark of what the legal practices are on a global scale with regard to pre-trial solutions.

A project of the Center for Civil Communications from 2018-2021, “Integrity and anti-corruption in the business sector” is an action that will strengthen civil society’s impact on decreasing corruption in the business sector by improving transparency, accountability and integrity of state-owned enterprises and increasing the private sector’s participation in the fight against corruption.

The action is expected to provide the following results:

The Oil & Energy Forum against Corruption grew out of an initiative by the French major Total. At each meeting Forum members exchange on their practices. No common action is warranted on all topics broached but each member may find inspiration in what is debated. Legal, regulatory and judiciary matters may be mentioned and lessons drawn from them. Two policies are of particularly interest to the members: third party assurance and Ethics and Compliance training. In order to keep momentum, members meet regularly in person or by phone every six weeks.

CoST – the Infrastructure Transparency Initiative is the leading global initiative improving transparency and accountability in public infrastructure.

CoST works with government, industry and civil society to promote the disclosure of infrastructure project data. It validates and makes this data easy to understand through an assurance process and ensures this information reaches citizens. This helps to empower citizens to demand better infrastructure and hold decision makers to account.

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The Convention on Business Integrity (CBi), in partnership with the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has established a Corporate Governance Rating System (CGRS) for listed companies in Nigeria. Membership is open to companies listed on the NSE. The current membership base spans:

• Financial institutions
• Multinational companies operating in Nigeria
• Local companies and business associations

The CGRS works towards the following objectives:

UNIC is a platform for implementing integrity standards in accordance with the best international practices and an educational project fostering the idea of business integrity and transparency among the community and businesses.