About the project

By providing whistleblowers with a technological guarantee of anonymity, EAT will expand the power whistleblowing can exert in the battle against corruption, and because EAT is implemented by non-profits in conjunction with journalists, EAT also brings to the anticorruption table civil society and media.
By evolving the technology, EAT will improve functionality of the tools which assist law enforcement and managers ensure employees comply with anti-fraud regulations and violators are caught.
By helping filter incoming reports to separate the wheat from the chaff, EAT will help recipients avoid overload and disappointment.
By analyzing anonymized data about reports, EAT will improve managers’ understanding of the role whistleblowing can play in the anticorruption fight.
By marketing the reports mechanisms, EAT will expand awareness about the availability of reports lines and their use and help prevent fraud by a perception of increased probability of exposure.