Gates Foundation to improve transparency
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is aiming to increase its transparency after the release of their annual report in June 2010, which showed too much secrecy in the foundation.
By Katie Welford | | News
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is aiming to increase its transparency after the release of their annual report in June 2010, which showed too much secrecy in the foundation.
By Katie Welford | | News
The Sunlight Foundation yesterday, 8th September, launched Clearspending.com, a site analysing how well U.S. government agencies are reporting their spending data on USASpending.gov.
By Katie Welford | | News
A debate has ensued online after Till Brucker’s guest post on the Aid Watch blog on NGO transparency in Georgia. After having asked USAID to release budget details of NGOs operating in Georgia, he was sent the information (18 months later) with varying costs and totals blacked out.
By Katie Welford | | Uncategorised
ARTICLE 19, the campaign defending the right to free speech, yesterday launched a Declaration marking a new consensus on the role of transparency and free flow of information in achieving the MDGs.
By Katie Welford | | Uncategorised
President Asif Ali Zardari of Pakistan said on Friday 3rd September 2010 that aid transparency is still critical to the effective delivery of assistance to flood victims. The President also urged that this information be put online to achieve “total transparency in foreign aid”.
By Katie Welford | | Uncategorised
PRESS RELEASE:
WANTED: the truth behind climate funds
Brussels, September 3, 2010