
Lessons from Reformers: Sierra Leone Publishes Corporate Tax Incentives
Read how reformers in Sierra Leone are working to address tax revenue losses through greater transparency and public accountability.
Read how reformers in Sierra Leone are working to address tax revenue losses through greater transparency and public accountability.
Read how reformers in Nigeria are working to end illicit financial flows through beneficial ownership transparency.
Read how reformers in Burkina Faso are strengthening mining sector governance through EITI.
Read how a user-friendly open budget portal in South Africa empowers citizens to advance social change.
In 2020, the Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM) published the design report for Kaduna State’s first action plan. The report covers the action plan development process and the design of commitments. In Kaduna State, the IRM researcher Lawal Abubakar’s findings are…
In 2020, the Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM) published the design report for Sierra Leone’s third action plan. The report covers the action plan development process and the design of commitments. In Sierra Leone, the IRM researcher Tracy Lynn-Field's findings are…
Like governments around the world, African countries have shifted enormous resources to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. Given such massive spending, fiscal transparency is more important than ever to minimize financial mismanagement and corruption.
Nigeria’s second action plan continues commitments on budget openness, public contracts, extractive industry, anti-corruption measures and implementation of freedom of information legislation. The plan also provides new focus on improved service delivery, inclusion and civic space. While civil society and…
In 2020, the Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM) published the design report for Nigeria’s second action plan. The report covers the action plan development process and the design of commitments. In Nigeria, the IRM findings are summarized below: Nigeria’s second action…
In Morocco, the pandemic has encouraged civil society, academia, government institutions, and the private sector to work together to find innovative, sustainable, and efficient ways to tackle COVID-19.
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