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Aid transparency and the U.S. Congress

By Catalina Reyes | Jun 27, 2013 | Blog

On June 24th Publish What You Fund and the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network organized an event on Capitol Hill to discuss aid transparency and the International Aid Transparency Initiative. Kindly hosted by the co-chairs of the Congressional Caucus for Effective Foreign Assistance (CCEFA), Ander Crenshaw and Adam Smith, the event brought together over 70 staffers from the House of Representatives and the Senate.

The panelists included, Sally Paxton, U.S. Representative, Publish What You Fund, Greg Adams, Director of Aid Effectiveness, Oxfam America, Lauren Pfeifer, Policy Associate, Transparency & Accountability, ONE and George Ingram, Co-chair of MFAN and Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution who moderated the discussion.

The topics included a discussion of the International Aid Transparency Initiative, the transparency commitments by the U.S. Government, how and why this information matters to recipients of foreign assistance and the role of the Hill on the transparency agenda.

Publish What You Fund’s presentation can be found here.

The visualizations from Publish What You Fund’s presentation are from the following websites: UK Development Tracker, openaid.nl, IATI Registry, Publish What You Fund’s Uganda visualization. 

Oxfam America’s presentation can be found here.

More information on the Aid Transparency Index can be found here.

We’re grateful for the support of our partners on this effort. They include, MFAN, ONE, Oxfam America and our Advisory Committee. Special thanks to CCEFA for hosting this event.

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