How do we practice adaptive learning and locally led development in our work? The recently concluded Building Bridges for Stronger Systems project (funded by Open Society Foundations – OSF) is an insightful example of putting these Global Integrity values into action. Our partners – Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC), Transparency International Bosnia & Herzegovina (TI-BIH), and…
Global Integrity has partnered with Global Partnership of Social Accountability (GPSA) for the implementation of an evaluation and learning process for four GPSA projects.
This is a first attempt to supplement and strengthen regional and global collaborations in the fight against kleptocracy by working with five grass-roots organizations from different countries in Africa.
About Us Our aim is to support locally-led efforts to solve governance-related challenges. Global Integrity is a learning-centered organization that connects frontline actors and global players to help them navigate complex governance challenges with a systems change mindset. Overview Our Story Established in 2005, Global Integrity began as an internationally-focused program of the Center for…
Our Work Governance-related challenges are complex and need systemic solutions. We work with frontline actors and global players across 35 countries to address corruption, improve the use of public resources, and enhance service delivery, such as education. We support locally-led innovation and collaborative cross-context learning that is needed to generate effective solutions to complex challenges…
Our Strategy Explore our aim, our approach, and our theory of change to learn about our strategy for making progress in addressing complex challenges. We believe that working in learning-centered and adaptive ways enhances the relationships and processes that make systems more than the sum of their parts. This has the power to strengthen systems,…