The “Akanates” Observation Initiative is launching the recruitment of long-term observers.
The recipients of the Amalya Kostanyan Award are Oleg Dulgaryan and Mushegh Hovsepyan.
TIAC organized a discussion entitled “Corruption Perceptions Index 2025: Assessments, Challenges, and Solutions.”
Armenia’s CPI 2025 score decreased by one point compared to the previous year, falling to 46 points on a scale from 0 (highly corrupt) to 100 (very clean).
At a time of massive Gen Z–led protests against corruption and a dangerous disregard for international norms by some governments, the 31st edition of Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index reveals a concerning picture of long-term decline in leadership to tackle corruption, alongside limited signs of progress.
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State of corruption
Fighting Corruption and the Main Corruption Risks in Armenia
The National Press Club organized a discussion on the topic: “Fighting Corruption and the Main Corruption Risks in Armenia: Changes in the Corruption Perceptions Index After the April 2018 Revolution – Propaganda and Reality.”
Stagnation of the Corruption Situation in Armenia
Varuzhan Hoktanyan analyzes why the establishment of institutional anti-corruption bodies and the adoption of strategies do not change public perceptions of corruption.
Corruption in Armenia: Squandered Millions, Substandard Asphalt, and Manipulated Public Procurement
Interview on Donations and Customs Privileges at the Yerevan Today studio.
We Are Looking for Long-Term Observers
The “Akanates” Observation Initiative is launching the recruitment of long-term observers.
Till today
- 140+ projects
- 250+ publications
- 120+ packages of legal recommendations
- 5900+ people received anti-corruption trainings
- 5100+ people took part in the observation missions
- 9100+ people participated in discussions