Our regular roundup of news on aid and development transparency – featuring our latest opinion piece on how and why we need to fix gender equality funding data, our forthcoming event on improving how multilateral development banks measure and disclose mobilisation and an introduction to our new chair.
We are delighted to announce that Al Kags has been appointed as the new chair of Publish What You Fund. Al first joined the board in 2021 and is the founder of the Open Institute. With expertise in open data and citizen engagement, Al will provide great strategic leadership for the next phase of the organisation’s development.
Our regular roundup of news on aid and development transparency – featuring a new resource providing examples of how aid and development data is being used in practice, plus a review of what you can and can’t find out about the World Bank’s gender investments.
Our regular newsletter featuring the latest on the UK’s aid transparency commitments, new research examining USAID’s progress on localisation funding, a review of our activities in 2023 and our recommendations on how the World Bank could improve the transparency of its gender investments.
2023 has seen some challenging times for the international development community, but also some glimmers of hope. At Publish What You Fund we’ve remained focused on encouraging aid and development agencies to be more transparent about their planning, spending and results. Here we roundup what we’ve been working on over the past year, and the progress that’s been made.
Our regular review of news from the world of aid and development transparency, featuring new reflections on private capital mobilisation, our feedback on the US DFC’s transparency policy and an upcoming discussion on how best to fill in the gaps in the aid dataset.
