From data publication to data engagement
In the third of our 2020 Aid Transparency Index launch blogs, Publish What You Fund’s Chair, Paul Lenz, looks back to where we’ve come from and points to where we now need to go.
The growing demand for aid data – sharing experience from Nigeria
In the second of our 2020 Index launch blogs, Henry Asor Nkang of the Nigerian Government writes about his experience of aid data, how it is being used and its role in building trust.
News Roundup – Aid, transparency and COVID-19
Our monthly round up of news stories, including blogs looking forward to the launch of the 2020 Aid Transparency Index, and reflections on DFI transparency in the time of pandemic. We also have an extensive review of recent news and views on the transparency of funding for COVID-19 responses.
How transparent is global aid now? – One month until the launch of the 2020 Aid Transparency Index
This time next month we’ll be joined by friends and colleagues from across the globe as we announce the results of the 2020 Aid Transparency Index. At this time of global pandemic, the transparency of aid remains critically important: for holding donors to account, for tracking spending and ensuring aid gets to where it is needed. In this blog Gary Forster reflects on what we learnt from the last Index, and where we go from here.
The challenge of DFI transparency in the time of COVID
Right now, enormous sums are being committed by western nations to shore up the health care systems and economies of many low and middle-income countries. It is absolutely necessary and the right thing to do. In this guest blog, Rob Mosbacher considers the investments of development finance institutions, the tension between speed and effectiveness, and the role of transparency.
Aid Transparency Index launch: 24th June 2020
The 2020 Aid Transparency Index will be launched on 24th June at 10.00am EDT, 3.00pm BST. Our virtual launch event will give you the opportunity to discover how transparent the 47 major aid and development agencies are, learn who will top the Index and consider the next steps for transparency and accountability.