Transparency International has published CPI 2021 results. Armenia’s 2021 CPI score did not change compared to 2020 (49) and its standard error is 3.76 (in 2020 it was 3.50). Similar to the previous year, Armenia’s score is higher, than the global average for CPI, which is equal to 43. Varuzhan Hoktanyan discusses the results during the press conference at Media Center.
More info about CPI 2021 is available here.
Over the course of six days, topics such as investigative journalism and the importance of freedom of information in combating corruption, as well as discussions on corruption within local self-governments, and insights from international anti-corruption efforts, were presented through lectures and discussions.
The 2024 first meeting of the multilateral group of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) of Armenia took place.
Transparency International Anticorruption Center will continue as a fully accredited National Chapter of Transparency International․
In the Nations In Transit report of Freedom House human rights organization Armenia’s National Democratic Governance rating has declined.
