Award Criteria
Transparency International Latin America and the Caribbean and the Press and Society Institute, with financial support from the Open Society Institute, announce the creation of the Award for the Best Investigative Report on Corruption in Latin America and the Caribbean, with a USD25 thousand dollar prize for the winner. The organizations wish to promote high quality journalism, a critical watchdog of all public affairs and the uncovering of corruption cases throughout the region.
Transparency International Latin America and the Caribbean (TILAC) is a regional network of Transparency International national chapters in the region, created with the objective to share experiences among its members and to work in a collaborative fashion on regional projects. Regional projects are currently underway in the areas of public contracting, political party financing and convention monitoring.
All of TI’s activities hold to the idea that corruption weakens development of democracies, causes human rights abuse, undermines each countries’ achievements, affects societies’ integrity and distorts market operations, avoiding the people from gaining from the profits.
Transparency International Latin America and the Caribbean and the Press and Society Institute, with financial support from the Open Society Institute, announce the creation of the Award for the Best Investigative Report on Corruption in Latin America and the Caribbean, with a USD25 thousand dollar prize for the winner. The organizations wish to promote high quality journalism, a critical watchdog of all public affairs and the uncovering of corruption cases throughout the region.
Transparency International Latin America and the Caribbean (TILAC) is a regional network of Transparency International national chapters in the region, created with the objective to share experiences among its members and to work in a collaborative fashion on regional projects. Regional projects are currently underway in the areas of public contracting, political party financing and convention monitoring.
All of TI’s activities hold to the idea that corruption weakens development of democracies, causes human rights abuse, undermines each countries’ achievements, affects societies’ integrity and distorts market operations, avoiding the people from gaining from the profits.