African Parliamentarians Network Against Corruption (APNAC) is a network, which aims at coordinating, involving and strengthening the capacity of African Parliamentarians to fight corruption and promote good governance. The network was formed in 1999 in Kampala, Uganda during a regional workshop on "Parliament and Good Governance". Participants acknowledged that corruption could best be controlled by strengthening systems of accountability, transparency, and increasing public participation in the governance process of African nations.

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They further appreciated the great value of information sharing, maintaining contacts with each other, and reaching out to other parliamentarians and parliamentary organizations, throughout Africa on the issue of corruption.

The instrument chosen was the formation of a network called "African Parliamentarians Network Against Corruption" (APNAC).

For a complete list of APNAC National Chapters and contact information please visit www.apnacafrica.org/chapters_e.htm