The Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) is a not-for-profit, joint program of a number of regional non-profit investigative centers and for profit independent media stretching from Eastern Europe to Central Asia.

• The Center for Investigative Reporting in Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Rise Project Romania
• The Bulgarian Investigative Journalism Center
• The Center for Investigative Reporting in Serbia
• Novaya Gazeta in Russia
• The Kyiv Post
• HETQ (Armenian Investigative Journalists) in Armenia
• re:Baltica in Latvia
• Atlatszo.hu in Hungary
• SCOOP-Macedonia
• MANS in Montenegro (research partner)
• Liberali and Studio Monitor in Georgia
• A network of individual investigative journalists and media from Eastern Europe to Central Asia.
• Ceske Centrum Pro Investigativni Zurnalistiku in Czech Republic
• BIRN Kosovo

Our goal is to help the people of the region better understand how organized crime and corruption affect their lives. OCCRP seeks to provide in-depth investigative stories as well as the latest news pertaining to organized crime and corruption activities in the region. In addition to the stories, OCCRP is building an online resource center of documents related to organized crime including court records, laws, reports, studies, company records and other public documents that will be an invaluable resource center for journalists and the public alike.

The OCCRP project has been, or is, supported by grants from the United Nations Democracy Fund (UNDEF), the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Open Society Foundations. Also on this site are projects funded in part or done in partnership with other organizations including SCOOP, the Center for Public Integrity (CPI) and the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ).

OCCRP is a registered name of the Journalism Development Network, a Maryland-based charitable organization (501(c)3).