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Transparency
International Zimbabwe (TI-Z)
Last updated: January
29, 2010
| Physical
address |
96
Central Avenue, Cnr 8th Street/Central Avenue, Harare, Zimbabwe |
| Postal
address |
P.O.
Box CY 434, Causeway, Harare, Zimbabwe |
| Telephone |
+263-(0)4-793246/7 |
| Fax |
+263-(0)4-793246/7 |
| Email
address |
tiz@transparency.org.zw |
| Web
address |
Not
currently available |
| Year
established |
1996 |
| Contact |
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Name |
Position |
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Mary-Jane
Ncube |
Executive
Director |
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Farai
Chiweshe |
Chairperson |
Objectives |
- To
strengthen public support and understanding of anti-corruption
programmes in Zimbabwe and the region
- To enhance public transparency and accountability
in public affairs, national and international business transactions
in Zimbabwe and the region
- To help develop and broaden Zimbabwe’s
economic and social development by countering corruption
in the public and private sectors in Zimbabwe and the region
- To play a role in the formulation of policies
that discourage and penalizes unethical conduct in the public
and private sectors and the public in general in Zimbabwe
and the region
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| Vision |
| A
Zimbabwean Society Anchored On Values Of Transparency, Accountability
and Integrity |
| Mission
Statement |
We
exist to promote good governance by fostering a culture of accountability,
transparency and integrity through research based advocacy,
public education/awareness, policy advice and monitoring. We
are measured through endorsement from our stakeholders. We subscribe
to the following core values :
- Transparency
- Accountability
- Integrity
- Partnership
- Courage
- Fairness
- Participation
Our values are
based on the following principles and ideology:
- A sustainable
anti-corruption campaign is only possible with the involvement
of all stakeholders who include the state, private sector,
civil society and the public
- TI-Zimbabwe
does not ‘name names’ or attack individuals,
but focuses on building integrity systems
- TI-Zimbabwe’s
approach is non-partisan and non-confrontational but is
systems oriented
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| Sectors
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| Democracy/Good
Governance |
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Electronic
activism . . . get involved and use ICTs to advocate, lobby and mobilize.
Powerlessness
and silence go together. We should use our positions not as a shelter from the
world's reality, but as a platform from which to speak. A voice is a gift. It
should be cherished and used.
~ Margaret
Atwood
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