Shining a light
Today, consumers are more concerned than ever about the social and environmental impacts of the products they purchase. Almost 90% would like big brands to help them be more environmentally friendly and ethical.
Being transparent is increasingly seen by society as a prerequisite to becoming a good corporate citizen. Lee Kok Leong, executive editor, Maritime Fairtrade, reports
Without transparency, goods crossing borders are prone to corruption, and subject to redundant and lengthy clearance processes.
TradeLens uses blockchain technology to enable trust between multiple trading partners when transacting in a digitized global trade documentation process.
Lee Kok Leong, our special correspondent, talks to Inna Kuznetsova on what it takes for the shipping industry to move into the next stage of growth.
Taking a stand against corruption and advocating for ethical business practice and transparency is the competitive advantage that will drive the next stage of growth.
There needs to be a serious change in the way countries approach institutions, political rights, checks and balances and other pillars of democracy.
Transparency International has gathered more inspirational quotes about corruption and transparency.
Demanding transparency holds the shipping industry to account, raising the bar for current practice as well as creating fair competition among ship-owners.
From Jennifer Lawrence to Pope Francis, many have expressed their ideas about corruption and its devastating effects. Here are some notable examples. Curated by Transparency International
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