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Exploring IATI data wells with publisher owned portals

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The second blog in our series exploring aid data tools discusses portals produced by countries or institutions to provide access to their aid and development data. Elma Jenkins and Rolf Kleef review the differing levels of complexity – from high-level overviews to detailed data from multiple organisations and multiple data sources. They consider what features make for an accessible data portal, and provide a comprehensive list of the portals currently available.

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News roundup – Who will be in the next Aid Transparency Index and how will they be assessed?

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Our regular review of news from the world of aid and development transparency, featuring details of the 50 organisations we’ll be assessing for the 2024 Aid Transparency Index and the updated methodology we’ll be using. Also featuring news and views on the mobilisation of private finance and opportunities to comment on DFC’s transparency policy and 2X Global’s certification approach.

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Who will be assessed in the 2024 Aid Transparency Index? 

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We are pleased to announce which 50 aid and development organisations have been selected for inclusion in the 2024 Aid Transparency Index. Here we outline the selection criteria, which three organisations have been added and which three organisations have been removed from the Index. We also set out the timescale for data collection and analysis over the coming year.

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Reflections on the Summit for a New Global Financing Pact: more mobilisation promised, but will we ever know if it has been delivered?

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The mobilisation of private finance for development outcomes was a central part of the discussions during the recent Paris summit, with more emphasis placed on the need to mobilise “at scale”. However, without improved measurement and increased transparency, it will be impossible to tell whether or not these new commitments deliver on their promises.