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Acknowledgements:
TI would like to thank all the national chapters, members and partners that have helped make this guide
a reality. With what began as an incipient idea among TI members, the guide has progressed quickly
from its beginning as a small meeting prior to the International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC) in
October 2008. This early morning session gained tremendously from the contributions of Finn Heinrich,
Christian Humborg, Pierre Landell Mills, Farzana Nawaz, Georg Neumann, Juanita Riaño, Bruno Speck,
Codru Vrabi and Peter Wilkinson. It has helped to set the tone for all the work that has followed under
the guidance of Craig Fagan (TI).
TI would particularly like to thank Amaya Gorostiaga, who has translated the original vision for the guide
into such an excellent text. Also, the inputs of Casey Kelso and the design skills of Renate Trowers have
been invaluable.
Throughout this process, the work of TI’s national chapters has been critical. TI would like to recognise
the contributions of chapters in Bangladesh, Kenya, Lebanon, Romania, South Korea and Zambia that
helped to pilot the guide with key stakeholders from the government, parliament, private sector, civil
society and media. This guide reflects their valuable inputs and demand to have a practical tool to support
locally and globally the anti-corruption work of TI.
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