Jameela Raymond

Jameela Raymond joined Transparency International UK (TI-UK) in 2014 and is currently TI-UK’s Senior Policy Officer. In this role she works to coordinate UK anti-corruption policies, collaborating with civil society organisations and policy experts around the world. Jameela was central to TI-UK’s work on the 2016 Anti-Corruption Summit – and measuring the effects of the Summit remains central to her work. Jameela was previously TI-UK’s Public Engagement Officer (2014-2016), and recently completed her MSc in Globalisation and Latin American Development at University College London.

Authored Content

Gone But Not Forgotten: Translating High-level Global Endorsements into Country Action

It all makes sense on paper – the cycle of action and accountability one hopes that international summits and forums will trigger. A government commits to making a change, sets out timelines, appoints somebody responsible and explains the steps they…

21st October 2018

One year on: How OGP can make the most of the 2016 Anti-Corruption Summit

This time last year the international anti-corruption community had its eyes on London, where a global Anti-Corruption Summit would take place and our leaders would make promises with the potential to catalyse our shared goals. Between the 43 governments represented…

12th May 2017

Joining up the dots: OGP and the Anti-Corruption Summit

To many, especially members of the Open Government Partnership (OGP), the logic that promises on paper must turn into action is a familiar one. But the ability to practice what is preached is not common in all international collectives and…

28th September 2016

Jameela Raymond

Authored Content

Gone But Not Forgotten: Translating High-level Global Endorsements into Country Action

Transformando los compromisos globales de alto nivel en acción

One year on: How OGP can make the most of the 2016 Anti-Corruption Summit

Joining up the dots: OGP and the Anti-Corruption Summit

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