GovTransparency is a reputable and non-partisan think tank known for its research and advocacy on good governance. Founded by Mihály Fazekas in 2015 at the University of Cambridge, GTI strives to be an independent voice promoting transparency, anti-corruption, and good governance in Europe and beyond. Using interdisciplinary analysis from fields such as political science, economics, law, and data science, GTI conducts innovative research on the causes, characteristics, and consequences of low-quality governance.

It is financed by private donations, research grants, and government contracts, ensuring its independence from political parties and special interest groups. GTI helps citizens and companies hold governments accountable through the publication of novel datasets and robust analyses. Their unique approach combines qualitative understanding with precise quantitative measurement to establish the foundation of good governance.

Their areas of expertise include corruption, collusion, spending efficiency, administrative quality, public procurement, and regulatory quality. Through their work, GTI aims to provide tools for evaluating government performance and promoting transparency. The dedicated team at GTI, led by Mihály Fazekas and including experts such as Ágnes Czibik, Bence Tóth, Gergő Székely, Isabelle Adam, Ahmed Alshaibani, Aly Abdou, and Alfredo Hernandez, employ their vast experience in fields such as Big Data, economics, and public policy to advance their mission