You may not know where to start when it comes to dealing with corruption. New Zealanders face bribery risks here and when doing business overseas. Bribes can be disguised as hospitality or travel expenses or as a donation. Nepotism or cronyism can also be used to bribe. Since our global movement began in 1993, we’ve been collectively developing a suit of tools and resources to help fight corruption. We also offer training on business integrity if you’d like to equip yourself and your team with the knowledge to identify fraudulent activity.
The free tools below are available to learn more about business integrity, money laundering and fraud and bribery. Transparency International New Zealand also provides bespoke training on business integrity, money laundering, fraud and bribery. Contact us for more information.
Transparency International New Zealand does not have the resources to investigate individual cases of suspected corruption or wrongdoing.
If you see, experience or suspect crime, corruption or misconduct there are other agencies that may provide assistance. See the list of them below.
There are several other public services that provide complaint options, including Immigration NZ, the Privacy Commissioner, the Human Rights Commission.
