AMAN – Coalition for Accountability and Integrity
AMAN (Coalition for Accountability and Integrity) is a Palestinian civil society coalition established in 2000 to promote integrity, transparency, and accountability in Palestinian society. In 2006, AMAN was accredited as Transparency International's official Palestinian national chapter.
AMAN functions as both a civil society coalition and a specialised knowledge centre, producing reports on corruption trends, governance challenges, and electoral integrity in Palestine and the broader Arab region.
What they do
- Annual Integrity and Anti-Corruption Reports
- Palestinian Integrity Index
- National Integrity System studies
- Electoral integrity monitoring
- Anti-corruption advocacy and capacity-building
- International Anti-Corruption Day coordination (9 December)
Links
- Website: aman-palestine.org/en
See also
History
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2000-01-01
Established as a Palestinian anti-corruption coalition
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AMAN was established in 2000 as a civil society organization that seeks to combat corruption and promote integrity, transparency and accountability in the Palestinian society.
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2006-01-01
Accredited as Transparency International's Palestine chapter
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In 2006, the Coalition was accredited as a national chapter for Transparency International.
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2017-01-01
Holds the first Integrity School in the West Bank and Gaza Strip
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In partnership with a group of civil society organisations, the Integrity School was held for the first time in the West Bank and Gaza Strip in 2017.
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