Anti-Corruption Organization of Thailand

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A watchdog group focused on issues of corruption in Thailand.

CCI Score

69.83

-0.03% April 18

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Anti-Corruption Group Exposes Construction Irregularities

The Anti-Corruption Organization of Thailand reported numerous irregularities over the past three years in a Chinese-led construction project intended for the Thai State Audit Office, highlighting delays, inadequate worker presence, and potential corruption in the project’s management.

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Anti-Corruption Organization of Thailand is currently rated as a Leader.

+45 to +100 CCI Score

Companies in this range actively lead the fight against authoritarianism by rejecting oppressive practices and championing democratic values. They implement robust policies, engage in transparent governance, and drive initiatives that set the standard for corporate responsibility.

Latest Events

MAR

31

2025

Anti-Corruption Group Exposes Construction Irregularities
80.00

The Anti-Corruption Organization of Thailand reported numerous irregularities over the past three years in a Chinese-led construction project intended for the Thai State Audit Office, highlighting delays, inadequate worker presence, and potential corruption in the project’s management.
DEC

09

2024

Anti-Corruption Event Participation
77.19

The Anti-Corruption Organization of Thailand co-organized a government-led anti-corruption event on International Anti-Corruption Day, aimed at enhancing transparency and accountability as part of a national strategy to improve Thailand's corruption perception score. The event, which gathered 3,000 participants, emphasized legal reforms, digital transparency, and public participation to curtail corruption.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

April 1

The company's active role in organizing an anti-corruption event demonstrates a strong commitment to enhancing public transparency and accountability. Such efforts align with democratic principles and act as a countermeasure against the corrupt practices that can pave the way for authoritarian governance. This positive public engagement is a critical element in resisting authoritarian tendencies.

Government vows stronger fight against corruption
JUN

13

2024

NACC Thailand Adopts Geoinformatics to Combat Corruption
68.48

At a Southeast Asia conference, the President of Thailand's National Anti-Corruption Commission highlighted the integration of innovative geoinformatics technology to enhance transparency, inspect assets, and strengthen anti-corruption measures.
+70

Executive Political Engagement

April 1

The NACC President's keynote on employing advanced geoinformatics technology reflects a strong commitment to transparency and democratic oversight, which supports progressive, anti-authoritarian measures. This executive political engagement promotes initiatives aimed at curbing corruption and strengthening public trust in institutions.

NACC Thailand President advocates innovative tech to combat corruption at Southeast Asia conference
+80

Technology and Services Impact

April 1

The event demonstrated a forward-thinking application of technology. By leveraging geoinformatics, the NACC enhances its investigative capacity and improves data transparency, offsetting repressive uses of technology and aligning with progressive, anti-authoritarian ideals.

NACC Thailand President advocates innovative tech to combat corruption at Southeast Asia conference
FEB

28

2024

NACC Exposes Over 1,500 Corruption Cases in Thailand
71.39

The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) of Thailand reported 1,553 corruption cases from January 2022 to January 2024, with extensive actions such as verification, resolution, and investigation, aimed at enhancing transparency and reducing corruption across public sectors.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

April 1

By proactively exposing and investigating a significant number of corruption cases through its National Corruption Deterrence Center, the NACC strengthens accountability and transparency in governance. This action supports democratic norms and resists authoritarian practices, aligning with efforts to promote anti-fascist and progressive values.

National Anti-Corruption Commission Thailand Exposes More Than 1,500 Instances of Corruption Through Proactive Investigations
SEP

07

2023

Organized Anti-Corruption Event Promoting E-Payment Transparency
60.33

The Anti-Corruption Organization of Thailand organized an Anti-Corruption Day event on September 7, 2023, where Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin unveiled plans to adopt e-payments in the state sector as a measure to curb corruption and improve transparency. This move is positioned as a strategic initiative to enhance digital transactions for accountability in public administration.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

April 1

The event was organized by the watchdog group to support governmental transparency and accountability, aligning with democratic and anti-corruption measures. This public engagement demonstrates strong commitment to ethical governance and accountability, disfavoring authoritarian practices.

Cash crackdown: Thai government's e-payment pledge to curb corruption
+60

Technology and Services Impact

April 1

The emphasis on shifting to digital e-payments to enhance traceability and reduce cash-based corruption underlines the significant role of technology in promoting transparency and accountability in public administration. This adoption supports anti-authoritarian initiatives by limiting opaque financial dealings.

Cash crackdown: Thai government's e-payment pledge to curb corruption
SEP

06

2022

ACT Exposes Policy-Level Corruption and Authoritarian Practices
61.57

The Anti-Corruption Organisation of Thailand (ACT) has highlighted that corruption at the policy level remains rampant in Thailand. During a 'Zero Tolerance' rally held on National Anti-Corruption Day (September 6), ACT's secretary-general Mana Nitmitmongkol pointed to entrenched patronage systems and authoritarian practices that continue to impede progress against corruption, despite some positive trends in the new generation of civil servants.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

April 1

The organisation is taking a proactive stance by exposing deep-seated corruption and authoritarian practices within state mechanisms. Their public rally and statements support transparency and reform, reinforcing anti-authoritarian values. This action directly challenges entrenched political corruption, earning a strong positive rating in the Public and Political Behavior category.

Policy-level corruption rife, anti-graft body says - Bangkok Post