Introduction
Transparency International India (TII) is the accredited India chapter of Transparency International, an international civil society organisation based at Berlin that has turned the fight against corruption into a worldwide movement. TII is part of the Asia Pacific forum comprising 20 nations that include China, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Maldives and others. TII is a non-government, non-party and not-for-profit organisation of Indian citizens with professional, social, industrial or academic experience seeking to promote transparent and ethical governance and to eradicate corruption.
Vision
To create a corruption-free India, so that the poor do not lose their voice to corruption.
Mission
To lead and support a committed effort to improve transparency and accountability by eradicating corruption through widening of knowdedge and catalyzing action.
Priority Areas
Good governance, research, capacity building, communication and advocacy,
participatory monitoring, engaging with Government, private sector and NGOs
A good governance tool to help governments, businesses, and civil societies to fight corruption in public contracting and procurement.
An anti corruption tool in the form of a public agreement between a committed political representative and administration and disadvantaged community.
A TII grassroots initiative to work towards transparent & accountable governance by training poor & marginalized rural masses, village leaders, government officials, and civil society groups to empower them to demand and access their entitlements and public services.
State Chapters
Are crucial to Transparency International India for our work at the grassroots. They support us and provide valuable insight into the ground realities, for the implementation of our anti corruption efforts .
For further information regarding state chapters and the process for the formation of state chapter, please see the detailed accreditation requirements. In order to contact the state chapter in your area, see the contact details.
TII's Report on " Assessment of Integrity Pact (IP) in IP compliant PSUs 
