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Home / News / PRESS RELEASE: France to publish aid data to common standard / La France va publier l’information sur son aide publique selon la norme commune
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PRESS RELEASE: France to publish aid data to common standard / La France va publier l’information sur son aide publique selon la norme commune

By Katie Welford | Jul 31, 2013 | News

The French Government has just announced that aid transparency is a core priority of its new development policy and it will start publishing its aid data in accordance with an internationally agreed common standard in 2014.

The Inter-ministerial Committee for International Cooperation and Development (CICID) met this morning for the first time in four years, under the chairmanship of Jean-Marc Ayrault.

The government seems to have finally recognised the importance of making their aid transparent, announcing the implementation of the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), in relation to priority recipient countries.

A specific website will be launched in the coming weeks to provide more information on French aid projects to Mali

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Le gouvernement français vient d’annoncer que la transparence de l’aide est un axe prioritaire de la nouvelle politique française de développement. La France va commencer à publier les informations requises par le standard commun en 2014.

Le Comité interministériel de la Coopération internationale et du développement (CICID) s’est réuni ce matin, pour la première fois depuis quatre ans, sous la présidence de Jean-Marc Ayrault.

Le gouvernement semble avoir finalement reconnu l’importance de rendre l’aide française  plus transparent, en annonçant la mise en œuvre de l’initiative internationale pour la transparence de l’aide (IATI), dans les pays prioritaires de son aide.

Un site internet sera mis en ligne dans les prochaines semaines afin de donner des informations précises sur les projets financées dans le cadre de l’aide française au développement au Mali.

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