Financial Transparency Coalition

The Financial Transparency Coalition advocates for enhanced transparency and accountability in the global financial system.

[Financial Transparency Coalition @FinTrCo]

🚨 Billions of💰illicit financial flows #IFFs linked to deforestation are drained from Global South amid cost of living crisis. Can we measure them & identify those responsible? To find out join this @FinTrCo high-level event!
🗓️20 Oct@1500 CET
📷Register👉https://t.co/coyxI5PTuZ

[Financial Transparency Coalition @FinTrCo]

🚨Miles de millones de💰en flujos financieros ilícitos vinculados a la deforestación son drenados del Sur Global. ¿Podemos medirlos e identificar a los responsables? Para descubrirlo, únase a este evento de alto nivel!
🗓️Martes 20 Oct @ 1500CET
📷Registro👉https://t.co/coyxI5PlFr

[Tax Justice Network Africa @TaxJusticeAfric]

📢 𝐏𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐭𝐲 𝐜𝐚𝐧𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐛𝐞 𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐝𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐭𝐚𝐱 𝐣𝐮𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐞! 🌍✊🏾

💡 Did you know? According to the World Bank, 46% of the population in sub-Saharan Africa lived in extreme poverty in 2024. Meanwhile, UNDP estimates that 616 million people in the region experience multidimensional poverty.

Behind these figures are families struggling to access healthcare, quality education, safe housing, and other essential services.

On this International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, TJNA calls for fairer tax systems, stronger action against illicit financial flows, and greater accountability in the management of public resources.

Africa needs resources to fund its development. Tax justice can help ensure that these resources serve the people who need them most.

Read more: https://t.co/TikLnb44um

#TaxJusticeAfrica #AfricaAgainstIFFs

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[Financial Transparency Coalition @FinTrCo]

The report calls for public transparency access to all shareholder and beneficial ownership records, supply chain transparency of buyers of illicit deforestation linked commodities, and ending tax haven secrecy, to stop impunity. We aim to gain views on how to expand the work.

[Financial Transparency Coalition @FinTrCo]

Join us next Tuesday to discuss the “Financial Secrets of the Forests”, 20 October, 1pm UTC / 8am Lima / 9 am NYC / 3pm CET. Uncovering $289 million in illicit forestry exports in Cameroon and billions of illicit soy/beef exports from Brazil. Register: https://t.co/cQFeJuITnz

[Financial Transparency Coalition @FinTrCo]

We are joined by @mballamballa200 (@CradecCmr) @vgalaz (@sthlmresilience ), @alfonsodaniels , Simone Haysom (@GI_TOC and Leonardo Stanley (CESES), to discuss findings, advocacy efforts on extractive ownership transparency, linkages to work on tax havens, forestry, agribusiness.

[Transparency International @anticorruption]

Their bravery has exposed wrongdoing. Yet many whistleblowers are fired, harassed or even killed.

On #WorldWhistleblowerDay, we stand with those who have the courage to speak up #WWBD2026
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[Red de Justicia Fiscal ALC @justiciafiscal]

🌎 Comenzó en #Panamá🇵🇦 el XV Encuentro Regional con Administraciones Tributarias sobre Fiscalidad Internacional.

👉Un espacio de diálogo e intercambio entre administraciones tributarias, ministerios, organismos internacionales, sociedad civil y especialistas para analizar los desafíos de la arquitectura fiscal internacional y regional. #XVEncuentroAT

[APMDD @AsianPeoplesMvt]

The economic damages linked to financed emissions disproportionately affect communities from the Global South with the least resources to absorb, adapt, and recover from economic shocks.

[Financial Transparency Coalition @FinTrCo]

16 nations sign the #MombasaDeclaration to Advance Fisheries Transparency and Combat Illegal Fishing. Among them, Ghana has a public BO registry, Panama is creating a public BO registry in fisheries. Our reaction: https://t.co/NV505wbjj7 #MombasaDeclaration #OurOceanKenya #OOC11

[Financial Transparency Coalition @FinTrCo]

@AdrianFalco1 from @latindadd says that trade unions, education campaigners and civil society can benefit from sharing methodologies of research and accessible communications concerning financial transparency and tax justice, so that all can participate, #EndingEraofSecrecy

[Financial Transparency Coalition @FinTrCo]

@chenaimukumba at @TaxJusticeAfric says: secrecy has real life impacts from tax justice and a HR perspective, to be part and parcel of the same conversation in financing education, health and other public services is quite clear, advancing participation. #EndingEraofSecrecy

[Financial Transparency Coalition @FinTrCo]

@chenaimukumba at @TaxJusticeAfric can give a coherent global transparency agenda, tax justice, anti-corruption, HR, environmental justice groups have a common purpose in advancing financial transparency, and advancing these agendas between regions and solutions need to global.

[Financial Transparency Coalition @FinTrCo]

@chenaimukumba at @TaxJusticeAfric are rolling out anti-IFF pokicy tracker, initially conceived with @FinTrCo work aligns, and we could roll it elsewhere in the world. The institutional capacity of states to tackle IFFs needs to be monitored, strengthened . #EndingEraofSecrecy

[Financial Transparency Coalition @FinTrCo]

@chenaimukumba from @TaxJusticeAfric: an info asymmetry exists btw states and wealth owners, gvts do not have access to info needed to tax wealth and assets in offshore and complex corp structures. Transparency is fragmented, but systems are not connected #EndingEraofSecrecy

[Financial Transparency Coalition @FinTrCo]

@AdrianFalco1 from @latindadd in looking at financial and tax transparency is important, a concern of a false similarity of different regions, as what works in one country might not be appropriate in another country - to study tax justice and IFFs in a contextual way,

[Financial Transparency Coalition @FinTrCo]

@AdrianFalco1 from @latindadd says that we have in LAC both an @OECDtax led process of information exchange in the Punta Del Este Declaration, but now we also have new spaces for fiscal governance with he PT-LAC and UNTC to go further in info exchange, financial transparency.

[Financial Transparency Coalition @FinTrCo]

@AdrianFalco1 from @latindadd : financial transparency is important to mobilise public resources and end IFFs. We are told there are no resources for public services, and austerity is inevitable. But transparency enables taxing the rich and denounce state capture, elite capture.

[Financial Transparency Coalition @FinTrCo]

Marcella Favrettov @ohchr, role of CSOs building data and evidence and capacities of CSOs, including national HR institutions, support to gvts; post-2030 agenda and SDG summit in 2027; UNTC discussions; protection of hr defenders is vital; HR mechanisms as UPR is underused space

[Financial Transparency Coalition @FinTrCo]

Marcella Favretto from @ohchr: two Human Rights Council resolutions on the human rights economy have been passed, in Africa regional SDG forum outcome saw an explicit call to a human rights-based economic transformation, LAC the Inter-American HR Commission position on tax and HR