The aim of the project is to raise awareness about democracy, corruption and empower youth through Participatory Budgeting (PB) to have a say in democratic processes and be an active citizen. With this project we hope to further empower young people, giving them an opportunity to extend their ideas
The aim of the project is to raise awareness about democracy, corruption and empower youth through Participatory Budgeting (PB) to have a say in democratic processes and be an active citizen. In order to do that, TI Estonia and Estonian Cooperation Assembly will implement PB in 8 schools all over
The aim of this project is to cultivate a strong, inclusive and dynamic civil society in the Baltic Sea Region. Partner NGOs will aim to strengthen their own skills and knowledge how to engage underrepresented and vulnerable groups into democratic decision-making processes through participatory
As a result of the project, a business plan has been created, which is the basis of the future Business Integrity Forum strategy and which allows the association to earn its own revenue. The association, so far, is mainly funded through projects. Project-based funding, however, hinders long-term
This Integrity Watch 3.0 (IW 3.0) iteration repurposes data from visualisation to risk-management. Since 2014, IW is the leading online hub that monitors integrity in political decision making across Europe. See the platform here: https://www.integritywatch.eu/ IW collects and harmonises hard-to
The purpose of this initiative is to create the Participatory Budgeting in Schools Network. Participatory budgeting is a tool to empower students as well as the entire school community. During the project, 10 schools will implement participatory budgeting with at least 2 language immersion programme
DIGITAL ANTI-CORRUPTION CONFERENCE: In Search of Applicable Innovations Scene Setting Online Discussions 7 December 2021 10 AM – 5.30 PM (GMT+2)Organised by: Anti-Corruption Headquarters NGO (Kyiv, Ukraine) & Transparency International Estonia (Tallinn, Estonia) The IT sector in the Central Eastern
The overarching goal of the project is to foster Nordic-Baltic cooperation in the implementation of common standards in the disclosure of essential anti-corruption data and in the development digital tools enabling citizens and journalists to prevent and detect corruption. To achieve this goal, the
This project focuses on the development of target group-based theory of change, so that the association would formulate long-term goals in its daily activities and define how to achieve the goals and measure impact on target groups across projects. The need for development stems from several factors
In Estonia, participatory budgeting has been implemented for many years, for example in Tartu. A small part of the budget is set aside and ideas for the use of the budget can be submitted by everyone. The various concepts will eventually be put to the vote, giving the people in the town the
Through this initiative, Transparency International Estonia will create the Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre (ALAC) to provide free legal advice using safe channels and the help of pro bono law firms to people who are considering reporting or have experienced retaliation due to reporting. Without
Whistleblowing is not favoured in Estonia. Problem is systemic because Estonian legislation does not sufficiently regulate whistleblowing and society shares a negative view on reporting. Project focuses on key outcome areas: Whistleblowers are protected in the Estonian legislative framework
TI Action Grant will fund the following activities: Data workshop Trainer: Nika Aleksejeva, Datu Skola http://www.datuskola.lv Purpose and substance is to learn: • How to get data (common data sources, scraping, crowdsourcing) • How to verify data • How to clean data (tips and tricks in Excel or
The aim of the project is to improve the anti-corruption capacity of Moldovan NGO-s. During the project, there will be a study trip for Moldovan NGO-s to Tallinn, during which they meet the main anti-corruption actors in Estonia, including the National Audit Office and the Ministry of Finance
The aim of the project is to exchange anti-corruption knowhow and expertise between the Estonian and Moldovan experts, improve the anti-corruption capacity of the Moldovan public sector and improve the anti-corruption cooperation between the two countries. During the project, Estonian and Moldovan
The aim of the project is to develop a mechanism for reporting wrongdoing which will function appropriately in the Estonian public sector. During the project, specific recommendations and proposals are made to the partner from the public sector in order to develop, implement and use the mechanism in
A successful democract is based on the public's trust, the public in turn trusts a governance based on strong ethical principles. The methodology and tools for this project have been developed by the Council of Europe and such projects have previously been carried out in Spain, Romania, Moldova and
The aim of the project is to test if Estonian open data is sufficient to detect corruption risks. During the project a test version of an online platform will be developed which will correlate data from different open sources, creates and detects relevant connections which otherwise would be missed
The projects aim is enhancing transparency and enabling effective regulation of lobbying activities in the EU. The purpose of the project is to promote transparency and best practice in regulations, policies and practice on lobbying and related fields, such as conflict of interests and revolving
The aim of the project is to strengthen the advocacy capability of TI Estonia and to develop a complete and sustainable advocacy system that enables to communicate the views and concerns of TI Estonia´s members and anti-corruption network members to political decision makers and the general public in a more efficient way.