This blog post originally appeared on BlogActiv.eu. If – as the UK Prime Minister David Cameron is finding out – a week is a long time in politics, then five years can appear a lifetime when you don’t have the information you need. The European landscape has changed significantly over this period. Who could have […]
This speech by UNDP Administrator Helen Clark, was initially posted on UNDP’s website here. You can view the recorded version of the event on the Aid Transparency Index website. I am delighted to join this launch of the 2016 Publish What You Fund Aid Transparency Index. UNDP places the utmost importance on making information about […]
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Date: Wednesday 13th April Time: 10.00 – 11.30 EDT / 15.00 – 16.30 BST (GMT +1) Venue: Centre for Global Development, Washington DC Keynote Address Helen Clark, Administrator, United Nations Development Programme Presentation of the 2016 Aid Transparency Index Findings Rupert Simons, CEO, Publish What You Fund Panel Discussion Charles Kenny, Senior Fellow, Center for Global Development Michael O’Neill, Assistant […]
5 March was International Open Data Day. 6 March was Mother’s Day in the UK and Ireland. Today, 8 March, is International Women’s Day, a public holiday in many countries including Russia. We already know that ‘Poverty is Sexist’, as ONE’s new report puts it. But where does data come in? The answer is because […]
We are pleased to announce a new project on Open Agricultural investment data in partnership with Development Gateway, InterAction, International Food Policy Research Institute and the Foundation Center. Food insecurity constitutes one of the world’s most pressing development needs. Although progress is being made, almost 800 million people worldwide still suffer from hunger. Investments in […]
