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Transparency Maldives is a non-partisan organisation that promotes collaboration, awareness and other initiatives to improve governance and eliminate corruption from the daily lives of people. We aim to be a constructive force in the Maldives by encouraging discussion on transparency, accountability, and the fight against corruption. Transparency Maldives seeks to engage with stakeholders from all sectors (government, business, politics, civil society, media, among others) to raise awareness on corruption's detrimental effects on development and society.

Last week, TM supported Fuvahmulah City Council's series of mental health awareness sessions, held from 8 to 11 October ...
13/10/2026

Last week, TM supported Fuvahmulah City Council's series of mental health awareness sessions, held from 8 to 11 October bringing together people from across the community on the occasion of World Mental Health Day 2026. 

The sessions held in collaboration with the National Centre for Mental Health and Maldives National University explored the importance of mental health, the impact of stigma, and emphasized the need for accessible information, support, and care.

By creating safe spaces for discussion and reflection, the sessions encouraged open conversation, strengthened understanding and empathy, and reaffirmed the community’s shared commitment to promoting mental wellbeing.

Australian High Commission, Republic of Maldives

Join a Fact-Checking Session organised by Transparency Maldives in collaboration with MJA. The session is designed to en...
12/10/2026

Join a Fact-Checking Session organised by Transparency Maldives in collaboration with MJA. The session is designed to enhance your ability to identify and counter misinformation and disinformation. It will also introduce participants to investigative journalism tools and techniques used by journalists, enabling them to apply similar approaches in their own advocacy work and initiatives.

The session is organised with the generous support of the Regional Media Support Fund.

You can contact [email protected] or call 330-4017 for more information.

Session details
Date: 15 October 2026    
Time: 17:00 - 19:00       

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12/10/2026

We worked with the Maldives Deaf Association this month to develop 90 new signs across 8 thematic areas, enriching Maldives Sign Language. We are excited to see the new signs being used - watch this space!

Yesterday, we met with the newly appointed Information Commissioner Abdul Azeez Jamaal Abu bakur to introduce the ongoin...
05/10/2026

Yesterday, we met with the newly appointed Information Commissioner Abdul Azeez Jamaal Abu bakur to introduce the ongoing work at Transparency Maldives. During the meeting we reaffirmed our commitment to supporting the Commission's efforts on promoting proactive disclosure and continue citizen engagement to raise awareness around .

Information Commissioner's Office

As recent reports on the asset declarations of Parliament members have raised questions around whether what is declared ...
01/10/2026

As recent reports on the asset declarations of Parliament members have raised questions around whether what is declared on paper match what people see in reality. When officials receive gifts or accumulate wealth worth millions, the public deserves to know where it came from.

Asset declaration is a powerful tool to prevent corruption, detect conflict of interest, and expose illicit enrichment. Demand an asset declaration regime that establishes a single, uniform declaration system for all designated public officials. A regime that independently verifies submitted declarations and is publicly available!

You have a ✅ How public authorities work✅ How public money is spent✅ Whose interests public officials represent ✅ How ...
28/09/2026

You have a
✅ How public authorities work
✅ How public money is spent
✅ Whose interests public officials represent
✅ How our public resources are managed

Happy Access to Information Day!

Transparency Maldives in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, are conducting a two-day workshop...
28/09/2026

Transparency Maldives in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, are conducting a two-day workshop to develop new vocabulary for Maldivian Sign Language (MSL).

Gaps in the Maldivian Sign Language vocabulary limit access to information, public services, and civic participation. Through this initiative, we are working together with to develop 80 new signs, across 8 thematic areas for concepts that are essential to public life!

Photos from the opening ceremony of the workshop.

24/09/2026

One of the reasons candidates and parties spends millions of ruffiya for an election, Ahmed Saruvash Adam explains, is because they believe they are guaranteed a "return on their investments". In the Maldives, he argues, the easiest way to do so is by exploiting the weaknesses in public finance management.

Video from our Public Forum on Elections and money held on 21 September 2026.

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