Transparência Brasil reveals the flaws in public institutions that may trigger corruption
Transparência Brasil reveals the flaws in public institutions that may trigger corruption
Latest report
Public Prosecutor’s Office paid R$ 2.9 billion in retroactive benefits over two years
We work in fivekey areas for Brazilian democracy
Party transparency
We fight to reverse institutional obstacles in the Brazilian party system in order to strengthen transparency, integrity, diversity and democracy in political parties.
State accountability
We propose actions and institutional redesigns so that the state, and especially the judicial branch, may act in accordance with the public interest and be accountable to society.
Governance and technology
We work to ensure transparency and compliance with data protection and human rights standards in contracting and in the use of technologies by the public sector, such as artificial intelligence and surveillance systems.
Quality of public spending
We propose improvements in the efficiency and quality of spending by analyzing public budget, parliamentary amendments and public contracts data with the aim of improving the traceability of public funds and evaluating the implementation of different public policies.
Access to information
We defend public transparency through the effective implementation and enforcement of the Access to Information Law in all spheres and powers. We monitor the improper application of government secrecy, including those resulting from misinterpretations of the Brazilian General Personal Data Protection Law.
We strengthen transparency and civic oversight to guarantee efficiency and quality in public spending, promoting the integrity of public institutions in Brazilian democracy.
We are an independent, non-partisan and non-profit civil society organization
We have a 26-year history of defending democracy
We have a renowned team
We develop tools and analyses for overseeing of public spending
