Tiri is an independent non-governmental organisation that works with governments, business and civil society to find practical solutions to making integrity work. Improvements in integrity offer perhaps the single largest opportunity for sustainable and equitable development worldwide.
Tiri works with integrity reform leaders in many countries. Our groundbreaking networks are the Public Integrity Education Network (PIEN), the Network for Integrity in Reconstruction (NIR), and Integrity@Work for the public service. We also work to strengthen existing networks among chief judges and chief election commissioners. In 2008 Tiri launched the Business Integrity Working Group. |   | Public Sector Ethics- Integrity@Work No More Business As Usual
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| | |  | | Work In Sierra Leone  The Centre for Democracy and Human Rights (CDHR) works to enhance citizens' active participation and involvement in upholding and promoting a human rights culture and participatory governance at the grassroots levels through effective information dissemination, advocacy, lobbying, dialogue forums, civic education and community-driven activities. With NIR support, CDHR is engaging community members in each of the eleven chiefdoms of Tonkolili District (Northern province) to monitor education and community projects funded by international financial institutions through national programmes. Community monitors were selected through a participatory process and developed their monitoring skills through capacity building workshops and mentoring. Projects being monitored include schools, a library and community centre, markets, a rice mill and health centres. CDHR and the monitors have shared findings on the radio and work with local councillors, community leaders, implementing agencies and donors for greater integrity throughout the project cycle. | |  |
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