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Transparency Index

The Transparency Index (t-index) is a novel indicator that captures real (de facto) instead of just formal (de jure) transparency. The index and its disaggregated components help identify concrete gaps in the availability of public information. For more information about the t-index's methodology and underlying indicators, please visit: http://corruptionrisk.org/t-index-methodology/

Indicators

DF-total Total score for de facto transparency

This score captures the existence of online portals to access relevant government information. It evaluates 14 different categories ranging from supreme court rulings, government expenditures and registers of commerce, to procurement information, mining concessions and financial disclosure of politicians.

FT-T-Index Fiscal Transparency (T-Index)

A composite indicator derived from the T-Index assessing the online availability of public expenditure information.

tindex Transparency Index (Total Score)

The T-Index provides a score that measures the real (de facto) and legal (de jure) transparency of governments. It evaluates the availability, accessibility, and comprehensiveness of key public information required to deter corruption.

tindex_100 Transparency Index (%)

The Transparency Index score represented as a percentage.

JT-T-Index Judicial Transparency (T-index)

A composite indicator derived from the T-Index assessing the online availability of national legislation, Supreme Court decisions, and hearing schedules.

DJ-total Total score for de jure transparency

This score captures the government's commitment to transparency as per the country's legislation and international agreements. It looks at 6 different categories including the country's ratification of the United Nations convention against Corruption, the existence of a freedom of information law, and participation in initiatives such as the Open Government Partnership.

PT-T-Index Political Transparency (T-Index)

A composite indicator derived from the T-Index assessing the availability of financial disclosures and conflict of interest disclosures of public officials