The Institute "Não Aceito Corrupção" (INAC) is a national, non-partisan, non-profit civil association, founded in 2015. The entity was envisioned by then-Prosecutor Roberto Livianu, who led the formation of a group of thirty-two citizens to focus structured and targeted efforts on the intelligent and strategic fight against corruption. 

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INAC is built every day by people with diverse experiences and backgrounds, giving us a multidisciplinary vocation. We use Law, Political Science, Statistics, and Communication as our main tools. 

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We operate in four areas: research, public policy, education, and societal mobilization. We use concrete data to conduct in-depth, critical, and qualified discussions of laws and legislative proposals, aiming to contribute to the creation and improvement of effective rules for addressing the misuse of public resources. 

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We disseminate knowledge on corporate and governmental compliance, public oversight instruments, transparency, and access to information, among other topics, with the goal of reversing the long-standing culture of corruption in Brazil. 

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(Read our statute).