Anti-Corruption and Transparency programs are designed to prevent, reduce and sometimes expose corruption in governments, institutions and societies.

Corruption undermines development and humanitarian programs by diverting resources, eroding trust in public institutions and perpetuating inequality.

Anti-corruption programs aim to create transparent, accountable, and ethical systems that promote good governance and sustainable development. These programs are implemented by governments, international organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and civil society groups.

The Humanitarian Impact Institute can conduct research to help inform program design, create an effective monitoring framework and then conduct external evaluations and learning reviews.