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News roundup – AI and open aid data, transparency and public development banks, the next Aid Transparency Index plus added value and DFIs

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Our regular roundup of news on aid and development transparency – featuring an opportunity to be part of the 2028 Aid Transparency Index, a new initiative to strengthen the transparency of public development banks in Latin America and the Caribbean, an examination of how AI can help to access IATI aid data, a review of DFI reporting on additionality, and news of the next DFI Transparency Index.

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New initiative to assess and strengthen transparency among public development banks in Latin America

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Publish What You Fund and CAF – Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean – have announced the launch of a new initiative to assess and enhance transparency across public development banks in Latin America and the Caribbean. This 18-month project will engage a select group of public development banks throughout the region to improve the disclosure of information relating to their institution and the projects they finance.

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News roundup – Lessons learned from tracking local funding and our private capital mobilisation scorecard for multilateral development banks

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Our regular roundup of news on aid and development transparency – with our verdict on the latest MDB report on private capital mobilisation, lessons we’ve learned from tracking local funding, a new training opportunity, the UK’s response to our aid transparency review, and an easy way to access our MDB climate finance dataset.

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News roundup – UN transparency, hype vs evidence, funding to end child marriage and DFI disclosure examples

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Our regular roundup of news on aid and development transparency – with details of our report examining the transparency of 20 UN agencies, new research into international funding to end child marriage, the latest training dates, an opinion piece on distinguishing hype from evidence when it comes to the future of development finance, proposed changes to the DFI Transparency Index methodology, and a collection of DFI disclosure examples.

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How visible is the UN’s impact?

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UN transparency is essential to support coordination, accountability, learning and effective use of resources. In a new brief, Publish What You Fund has reviewed the transparency practices of 20 of the largest operational UN agencies, focusing on how consistently and effectively they publish financial and programme information in the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) Standard.