TIB research: Fact-Finding Exercise

TIB Fact-Finding Exercises or FFEs consist of studies and analyses of existing rules and regulations, law and literature on ways and means of combating corruption in public sector service delivery systems. Dissemination of findings from Analytic Studies is done through monographs, press conferences and workshops.

TIB has undertaken a major Fact-finding exercise into the Bureau of Anti-Corruption (BAC) and, at the same time as publishing its findings, published a Working Paper proposing in some detail a new Independent Anti-Corruption Commission.

(i) An Executive Summary of the Report, (ii) the Report itself and (iii) the Working Paper proposal are available to download in our document centre.

Also available is some of the extensive press coverage following the publication of these documents.

Currently TIB has completed two further FFEs on watchdog agencies:

1. Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General (C&AG)
2. Public Accounts Committee of Bangladesh Parliament (PAC)

Part 1 - Executive Summary
Part 2 - Full Report

Click here for press coverage.

Launch of the BAC Fact-Finding Report

2. Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General (C&AG)

3. Standing Committee on Public Accounts (PAC).