Preventing Corruption in Humanitarian Assistance Corruption, Humanitarian Assistance This study was commissioned by Transparency International (TI) and conducted jointly by the Feinstein International Center, the Humanitarian Policy Group at the Overseas Development Institute in London, and TI. This study is the first product of the second phase of Transparency International’s (TI) program aimed at preventing corruption in humanitarian operations, focusing on the aftermath of both natural disasters and civil conflicts. It finds that humanitarian agencies providing vital relief are aware of corruption risks and have developed a range of policies and practices to prevent it. Germany Transparency International Secretariat 2008 2008 Text 42p. iffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/Prevent-Corrup-in-Human-Asst-2008.pdf