Publish What You Fund participated in a workshop in December 2010 on ‘The Evolving Global Aid Architecture’ which concluded that “aid transparency is a pre-requisite to unlocking the potential and impact of both aid and domestic revenues and systems in developing countries.” P.11 “The Evolving Global Aid Architecture: Chair‘s Summary of the Seoul Workshop” The […]
On 9th December Publish What You Fund’s Aid Transparency Assessment was presented at Brookings in Washington, D.C. We were joined by Ruth Levine of USAID’s Bureau of Policy, Planning and Learning, Nancy Birdsall, president of the Center for Global Development, Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan, Liberian finance minister, and Daniel Kaufmann, Brookings senior fellow for a panel […]
Publish What You Fund will be launching the first global Aid Transparency Assessment in Washington, DC in December. December 8th at the World Bank 14:00 – 16:00 pm, MC2-800, 1818 H Street, NW, Washington, DC. With: Karin Christiansen, Publish What You Fund, and Senior Bank staff – speakers to be confirmed. December 9th at Brookings […]
Today, 19th October sees the release of the International Budget Partnership’s Open Budget Survey 2010.
International Right to Know Day will be marked in Brussels by a seminar organised by the European Ombudsman and Transparency International on 28th September.
The United Nations Development Cooperation Forum’s (DCF) High-Level Symposium took place in Vienna on the 12th and 13th of November, focusing primarily on mutual accountability.
Southern governments were strongly represents, far more so than Northern governments, with France and Germany being entirely absent. Parliamentarians and CSOs were invited to join to give panel presentations and participate actively in discussions.
