Civic Anti-Corruption Tech Initiative (CACTI) is an inclusive global alliance of organizations using new technologies and methodologies to detect and deter corruption risks in public procurement in different countries. The consortium focuses on a strong bridging and learning facilitation, to build a sustainable, active and engaged community of professional organizations and experts across sectors.
The consortium’s objectives continue to provide value, even more so, with recent developments:
The maps presented here are part of an analysis of more than 80,000 accounts and their communication patterns around the keywords "state capture," "anticorruption," "grand corruption," "public procurement," and "illicit financial flows," on Twitter, in July 2020. They help us better understand the nature of the existing communities of theory, policy and practice, find the key actors, and strategize better ways to increase communication, enable collaboration and have sustainable positive social impact.
Founding Members: Big Data Science Laboratory, West University of Timișoara, Romania, Project Poder, Mexico, Datasketch, Colombia, Agency, Mexico, with support from Hivos, the Netherlands.
Current anticorruption conversation space on Twitter
anticorruption
state capture
grand corruption
public procurement