The lead and co-ordinating organisation in the GIACC network is GIACC-International.  It is a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee registered in the United Kingdom under the name “Global Infrastructure Anti-Corruption Centre Limited”.  “GIACC-International” is an informal operating name.  It is led by Neill Stansbury and Catherine Stansbury who are GIACC-International’s founders and directors.  GIACC is advised and governed by an International Council comprising members from 14 countries.

There are eleven GIACC national Affiliates in Australia, Colombia, Italy, Germany, Mongolia, South Africa, Tanzania, Tunisia, UK, Zambia and Zimbabwe.  The Affiliates are part of the international GIACC network, and lead the promotion of GIACC’s objectives in the Affiliate’s home country.  The relationship between GIACC-International and the national Affiliates is that of organisations which are legally and financially independent, but which are affiliated to each other through a common name and objective.

GIACC-International has formed anti-corruption Alliances with two international organisations, three regional organisations, and 24 national organisations in 16 countries.  These allied organisations are independent of GIACC, and are not part of the GIACC network.  Under these Alliances, GIACC and these organisations agree to work together in the infrastructure sector to promote the implementation of anti-corruption measures as an integral part of government, corporate and project management.

Through its network of Affiliates, and its Alliances and Council Members, GIACC is able to achieve international outreach to over 110 countries in promoting good anti-corruption practice, as illustrated by the maps below.  GIACC Affiliates, Council Members and national Alliance partners promote good anti-corruption practice in the countries in which they are based.  GIACC regional and international Alliance partners promote good anti-corruption practice to their national members.