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May 12, 2009. Today an UNCAC Coalition Statement, signed by 128 organisations from 47 countries, was presented to the UNCAC delegates to the Intergovernmental Working Group on the Review Mechanism meeting in Vienna. Read more to see the Statement and the list of signatories.
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 Who we are
The UNCAC Coalition (also known as the Coalition of Civil Society Friends of the UNCAC) is a network of more than 50 civil society organisations (CSOs) established in August 2006, committed to promoting the ratification, implementation and monitoring of the UNCAC.
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 What is UNCAC?
The United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) is a comprehensive global treaty providing a framework for collective action against corruption.
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Why is UNCAC important?
The United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) is the a legally binding international anti-corruption instrument. UNCAC provides a unique opportunity to mount a global response to a global problem. Adopted by the UN General Assembly in October 2003, it is the first global framework to harmonise anti-corruption efforts worldwide.With 131 countries bound by it, UNCAC offers a truly global chance for change.
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 What we do
The UNCAC Coalition promotes the ratification, implementation and monitoring of the landmark United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC), working to make sure that UNCAC provisions are implemented.
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 What you can do
Effective anti-corruption work demands efforts not only from governments but also from civil society organisations (CSOs), the private sector and the greater public.
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Mai 2009. Appel de la Coalition (Francais)