Transparency International Sri Lanka while congratulating the new President on his election,offers him its fullest co-operation to minimize corruption in Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka needs political commitment and leadership to strengthen anti-corruption institutions and to deal with corruption at highest levels. TISL has no doubt that the new President will ... Read More

The misuse of public resources was a major spoiler of the election process. Transparency International Sri Lanka (TISL) through the Programme for Protection of Public Resources (PPPR), monitored and investigated the misuse of public resources during the period of the Presidential election. We acknowledge the support given by the Canadian International ... Read More

Transparency International Sri Lanka (TISL) notes that the Committee on Public Enterprises (COPE) has revealed financial manipulations and violations of accounting practices by many finance companies. This will undoubtedly be an eye opener for numerous public sector institutions and to policy makers in Sri Lanka.The purpose of the COPE and Public ... Read More