Community Integrity Building (CIB) is a social accountability approach that helps to identify and implement appropriate, viable solutions to improve the integrity level of the community or client surroundings.

CIB emphasises on participatory development, community engagement, advocacy and social accountability. Three aspects of CIB may help to explain its efficacy in resolving corporate-level problems:
• Techniques for identifying allies from within the bureaucracy, even in settings where corruption is rife. This enables us to work collaboratively with the client.
• Focus on a strong evidence base collected by local monitors and selected members: this gives more legitimacy to findings and leverage to the demand for a “fix”
• Transparent reporting emphasis on reporting the Fix-rate, not the scale of problem: this creates a positive incentive for the key stakeholders to focus on resolving problems, not on fending of criticism.