The Program for Integrity and People Empowerment (PIPE) is a joint anti-corruption undertaking of TI-Philippines and CenPEG. PIPE adopts a wholistic approach to addressing problems of corruption and other issues of governance, and is a complementary program to the individual programs and services that TI-Philippines and CenPEG each provide their own particular stakeholders.
PIPE is a multi-media ethics/values-based joint program of TI PHILS and CenPEG that hopes to undertake the following projects that will embody and concretize the thrust of both TI Phils and CenPEG policies and programs:

• television or audio-visual presentations
• research and surveys
• publications
• education and trainings
• conferences, roundtable discussions and other study forums

To ensure the participation of the public, PIPE has launched a broad movement called Dapat Tapat Movement that promotes the following basic tenets of governance to address the problem of corruption, among others:

• Transparency
• Accountability and
• People Empowerment

Providing support is the College of Mass Communication (CMC) of the University of the Philippines, Diliman whose faculty, students and alumni form part of a vast array of volunteer talents, resource persons and production assistants in the various projects under PIPE.