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Home / News / STATEMENT IN RESPONSE: GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP COMMUNIQUE
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STATEMENT IN RESPONSE: GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP COMMUNIQUE

By Katie Welford | Apr 17, 2014 | News

Publish What You Fund issues the following statement in response to the final communiqué of the first High-Level Meeting of the Global Partnership for Effective Development Co-operation (GPEDC):

“We welcome the commitment by the GPEDC to accelerate efforts to publish timely, comprehensive, comparable and forward-looking information on cooperation efforts, in accordance with the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) by 2015 – and to improve the quality of published data.

“We now expect these words to be turned into action. While a small number of development providers have made good progress in making their aid more transparent, the vast majority are currently off-track to meet their Busan commitment of full implementation by 2015.

“We welcome the commitment of South-South providers to share more information about their activities in other developing countries in the Mexico communiqué. However, such information will be most useful if it is shared in a standard format, and provided systematically – in accordance with the expressed needs of partner countries and civil society organisations – rather than on an ad-hoc basis.

“We would encourage South-South providers to engage in discussions to build on IATI – a flexible publishing standard – to create a standard that accurately captures the specificities of their efforts, ensuring greater transparency, usability and accountability of their data – and thus more effective development cooperation.”

This statement is supported by our international partners: Oxfam UK, Oxfam U.S., Transparency International and the ONE Campaign.

ENDS

Notes to editors

  1. Publish What You Fund is the not-for-profit global campaign for global aid transparency, which publishes an Index ranking donors according to their aid transparency efforts.
  2. Publish What You Fund’s Aid Transparency Index is the industry standard for measuring global aid transparency. As a fully independent assessment, it measures and compares donor progress in making their aid information open and accessible.
  3. Please find the GPEDC communiqué here:  http://effectivecooperation.org/wordpress/app/uploads/2014/04/FinalConsensusMexicoHLMCommunique.pdf
  4. For more information please contact nicole@publishwhatyoufund.org or call +44 (0)2031 762 512.

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  1. 5 takeaways from the first GPEDC meeting in Mexico | Publish What You Fund | Global Partnership for Effective Development Coop says:
    May 5, 2014 at 3:48 am

    […] For the first time South-South cooperation providers are committing to sharing more information on the results and impacts of their cooperation. We know that South-South providers didn’t buy in to Busan so this represents a real opportunity to encourage discussion on this type of cooperation and how the transparency principles of comprehensiveness, comparability, timeliness, and accessibility could be applied – see more inour response to the Mexico Communiqué. […]

  2. Campaign for transparency + accountability in development » Transparency in the GPEDC Mexico Communiqué and 5 takeaways | ARTICLE 19 says:
    May 13, 2014 at 12:30 pm

    […] The reference to South-south cooperation partners was included at the last minute in paragraph 18. This is perhaps the first time there is a reference to making results and impacts publicly available for South-South cooperation. This could be a good opportunity to encourage discussion on this type of cooperation and ideas on how information on this can incorporate the transparency principles of comprehensiveness, comparability, timeliness, and accessibility. Our response to the Mexico Communiqué provides some thoughts in this regard:https://www.publishwhatyoufund.org/updates/news/statement-response-global-partnership-communique/ […]

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