WWF and Land Portal Foundation are pleased to partner as co-leads of the Land Corruption and Rights Working Group within the Countering Environmental Corruption Practitioners Forum.

This is a guest blog that shares takeaways on the latest ELI publication Money Talks: What Criminals Told Us About Corruption

Takeaways on AI Facilitated Investigation: Opportunities and Risks

Takeaways on corruption risks in the global lithium supply chain: Insights from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and beyond

Our latest Land Corruption Working Group session brought together youth leaders, land specialists, and anti-corruption practitioners to explore one central question: how can young people shape a future where land, nature, and environmental resources are governed with integrity? Across all contributions, one theme stood out: youth are not passive observers but active watchdogs, innovators, and defenders at the frontlines of environmental corruption.

Takeaways on climate finance accountability in practice: perspectives from the Green Climate Fund (GCF) and project implementing institutions

Takeaways on illegal gold mining and illicit financial flows: from the Amazon basin to destination countries

What can we learn when a landmark ivory trafficking case fails? Chris Morris, who closely followed the eight-year trial, highlights that the failure also exposed deeper systemic issues in the criminal justice process.

Takeaways on Strengthening Social Accountability in Climate Finance

Takeaways on Diagnostic Tools for Countering Land Corruption: Risk Mapping and Political Economy Analysis