Although corruption is a well-known phenomenon, whether people may talk about it openly or not will depend on the availability of reliable sources of reference. In that sense BTI will source and utilize expertise from around the world to develop tools and conduct specific and in depth assessment, research and studies in key areas. Such studies and assessments will include but not limit to National Integrity System Assessment (NISA), the Youth Integrity Survey. The compilation of the findings of existing studies on corruption related issues will be translated in the form of recommendations to re-enforce policy changes or to stimulate further debates on corruption issues...read more
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April 1st, 2020
This is to inform our stakeholders that the Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre (ALAC) in Gelephu will remain closed until further notice due to the grave COVID-19 situation. For any quires kindly reach us through email at bhutantransparecy2014@gmail.comor call us […]
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March 10th, 2020
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January 29th, 2020
BTI in collaboration with the Anti-Corruption Commission is in the process of conducting the National Corruption Barometer Survey. This is the 2nd survey initiated by BTI after the 1st report generated in 2016. The study aims at generating a National […]
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July 22nd, 2019
BTI is in the process of initiating a crowd fundraising for its various activities and to expand its work of scope. If our work inspires you and you feel that it goes a long way in improving the system of […]
