Transparency International Pacific Chapters, call on Pacific Forum Leaders ahead of the regional meeting in Palau to strengthen the integrity of climate governance and reaffirm the Pacific’s leadership in advancing transparency, fairness and inclusivity of climate processes to deliver meaningful climate action and climate justice.
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In this new briefing paper, Transparency International Australia highlights how transparency, conflict-of-interest safeguards, and protection from undue influence are essential for a pre-COP and COP31 that delivers credible outcomes.
A coalition of civil society, faith, health and community organisations has today written to Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen, urging him to use Australia’s Presidency of the Negotiations to shut fossil fuel influence out of this year’s climate summit and commit to a Clean COP31.
The number of former government representatives working as registered lobbyists has grown eightfold in a decade—and many are moving through the revolving door faster than ever— according to new research released today by Transparency International Australia.
Fossil fuel interests have long shaped UN climate talks, from weakening phase-out language to spreading disinformation. Based on interviews, this report maps four channels of industry influence embedded in climate diplomacy and recommends reforms for the UNFCCC, COP presidencies and Parties to restore trust.
Fossil fuel interests have deeply infiltrated global climate talks, threatening the credibility and effectiveness of the United Nations’ climate negotiation process, according to a new report released today by Transparency International.
At the Australian Anti-Corruption Summit, Clancy Moore outlines three bold solutions to rebuild trust in democracy, curb corruption, and safeguard climate action: a global asset register to tackle financial secrecy, stronger federal lobbying laws to restore public confidence, and a clean COP31 to ensure integrity in climate negotiations.
Join Transparency International Australia at the Climate Integrity Dialogue in December 2024, where we will bring together key stakeholders to discuss corruption risks and governance challenges to ensure a just energy transition in Australia.