This summary includes the takeaways from the 6th Plenary Session on 9 October, with the public launch of the working paper "Good governance and the just transition: implications for renewable energy companies". A dynamic panel discussion with various experts in the field reflected on the challenges and insights of this work.

During the Follow-the-Money working group session, Linda Chou, Anti-Money Laundering Project Manager at TRAFFIC China talked about China’s Anti-Money Laundering Laws on Combating the Illegal Trade in Wild Species.

This summary includes key takeaways from the 12 September Open data working group meeting when we discuss with John Dell'Osso, Director of Investigations at the Platform to Protect Whistleblowers in Africa, and Daniela Castro, South America Editor at the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) about data leaks.

This summary includes takeaways from the Climate finance working group meeting on 11 September, when a panel of experts discussed the current state of play, insights from recent research and concrete cases from the Climate & Corruption Case Atlas.

This summary includes takeaways from the 18 June workshop coordinated by the World Bank and moderated by Transparency International (TI), who co-lead our Climate Finance working group.

This summary includes takeaways from the "Losing Ground: Grand Corruption in the Land Sector workshop" organized by Transparency International (TI) at the IACA 2024 on 21 June. This session explored grand corruption in land grabs and called for a structured policy response. TI leads our Land Corruption working group.

Beneficial ownership (BO) data is crucial in tackling environmental corruption by enhancing transparency and accountability in corporate ownership. This is a guest blog by a Practitioners Forum member.

Carbon markets can help tackle the climate crisis, but safeguarding these mechanisms against corruption is essential to ensure they achieve their intended benefits. The Safeguarding Carbon Markets Challenge will award grants ranging from $50,000 to $500,000 to organizations with innovative concepts that enhance transparency and accountability in carbon markets.

This summary includes four takeaways from the Land Corruption Working Group meeting on 3 July. Experts from the private sector and civil society discussed on how free, prior, and informed consent can prevent corruption but is also vulnerable to capture by elites, with examples from Kenya to India.

This summary includes three takeaways from the Open Data working group meeting on 27 June. We featured Alanna Markle, Policy and Research Manager and Agustina De Luca, Senior Advocacy Manager at Open Ownership.