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Transparency = Searchable, usable, accessible information

By Katie Welford | Sep 3, 2010 | Uncategorised

Russell Williams, writing for Government Technology, says online transparency remains a top priority for federal government agencies as it builds trust, saves money, and encourages users to come back. However, the ACSO E-transaprency Index report has shown a recent decline in citizen satisfaction with government transparency online.

What is highlighted is that while the information may be available online, it is not accessible or user-friendly enough: “Some sites may need to put more emphasis on improving search, navigation or site functionality.”

Publish What You Fund in New Europe

By Katie Welford | Sep 2, 2010 | Uncategorised

An analytical piece “Europe: Taking the lead on aid transparency?” submitted by Publish What You Fund appears in New Europe’s 900th issue and here on the web.

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Oxfam opens up aid data

By Katie Welford | Aug 31, 2010 | News

Oxfam has just released details of every overseas project they have funded in 2009-2010; being the first big NGO in the field to do so. Now accessible online, the spreadsheet contains the title, location and allocated funds for 1070 projects.

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Article 19 host successful conference on transparency in the MDGs

By Katie Welford | Aug 26, 2010 | News

Less than 24 hours ago Article 19 hosted ‘Transparency, Free Flow of Information and the Millennium Development Goals Conference 2010’ in London.

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Andrew Mitchell steps up UK commitment to aid transparency

By Katie Welford | Aug 26, 2010 | News

Andrew Mitchell, UK Secretary of State for International Development, has sent an enthusiastic response to our letter which followed-up from the 7th July IATI meeting.

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New Zealand confirms commitment to aid transparency

By Katie Welford | Aug 24, 2010 | News

Today we welcome correspondence from the New Zealand Minister of Foreign Affairs in response to a letter which urged their ongoing commitment to IATI. The Minister, Hon.

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