Bio
Aram works as Research Coordinator, Anti-Corruption Monitoring at Transparency International. He is a lawyer and policy analyst with a focus on anti-corruption monitoring, compliance, and public procurement.
Previously Aram coordinated ERCAS at the Hertie School of Governance and was project lead on several research projects (Horizon 2020 DIGIWHIST, EU FP7 ANTICORRP and MEDIADEM). He designed and constructed the EuroPAM, a large-scale legislation analysis effort that produces assessments of in-law efforts in the fields of conflict of interest, public procurement, financial disclosure, party financing and freedom of information that covers 35 jurisdictions.
Aram worked as Consultant for UNODC, Council of Europe, USAID, and Democracy Reporting International. His current research looks at state compliance with international anti-corruption norms with a focus on the Group of States against Corruption (GRECO).
Related Publications
Overview of corruption and anti-corruption in Mauritius
- public procurement
- political corruption
- country profile
- offshore banking
- energy sector
Overview of Corruption and Anti-Corruption in Tajikistan
Evidence on how funding for corruption risk management is allocated
- aid
- aid effectiveness
- development programming
- earmarking
Panorama de la corruption et de la lutte contre la corruption au Bénin
What works in anti-corruption programming: Lessons from the Middle East and North Africa region
- middle east
- north africa
- anti-corruption strategy
Aram Khaghaghordyan
Affiliation
Transparency International
Professional Title
Research Coordinator, Anti-Corruption Monitoring
Region
- Global
- Asia Pacific
- Europe and Central Asia
Country/Territory
Topics
- Access to Information
- Accountability
- Aid & Development
- Sustainable Development Goals
- Civil Society
- Judiciary & Law Enforcement
- Human rights
- Corruption Measurement
- Grand corruption
- Public procurement
Specialisms
Accountability, public integrity, anti-corruption monitoring, compliance, grand corruption, public procurement, conflict of interests, access to information, party finance, financial disclosure, whistleblowing