What We Do Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) is the accredited national chapter of Transparency International, a global anti-corruption organization. TIB aims to drive a participatory movement against corruption by increasing accountability through improved institutions, laws, and practices. Research: Corruption is widespread in Bangladesh, affecting all levels of society. Reforming institutions that enable corrupt practices through political influence, weak enforcement of laws, and close ties between bureaucrats and politicians is essential. TIB conducts research to understand the nature and extent of corruption, raise awareness, and promote transparent and accountable governance. TIB's research objectives align with its vision and mission, including generating knowledge, assessing corruption, driving policy discussions, educating the public, providing recommendations, and promoting positive change in relevant sectors and institutions. Advocacy: TIB is an advocacy organization working to reduce corruption, promote accountability, and enhance transparency and good governance to alleviate poverty. Its advocacy programs aim to catalyst policy change, engage citizens in the anti-corruption movement, and influence government policies. TIB interacts with policymakers and senior government officials to bring about policy reforms. The organization leverages its research findings, stakeholder engagement, and media presence to advance its advocacy initiatives, including meetings, press conferences, dialogues, and media statements.