Transparency Code

A Transparency Code is a set of rules or guidelines that organizations adopt to openly share information about their activities, decisions, and finances. Its purpose is to foster trust and accountability by making relevant details accessible to the public, stakeholders, or members. This can include publishing financial reports, project updates, or decision-making processes. By following these principles, organizations ensure transparency, reduce suspicion of misconduct, and encourage informed participation or oversight. It’s a commitment to openness that helps build confidence and integrity within the organization and with those it serves.