This is a guest blog post by Taryn Davis, Senior Associate at the Development Gateway and part of the Initiative for Open Ag Funding. The original blog was posted on the Development Gateway site on February 13th. The International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) has rallied over 500 organizations to publish data on over 600,000 […]
This announcement was originally posted on the IATI website here. Agence Française de Développement (AFD) has joined IATI as a new member, marking a huge commitment by France to aid and development cooperation transparency. Cyrille Bellier, AFD’s Deputy Executive Director of Strategy Partnerships and Communications announced their new membership at the Open Government Partnership 2016 […]
Publish What You Fund will take part in an event at the High Level Meeting in Nairobi as part of the Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation (GPEDC). The event is being co-hosted by the African Development Bank, UNDP, World Food Programme and IATI. It will run from 7.45 – 9.00am in the Lenana Room […]
Dr Tessie San Martin, CEO of Plan International USA, outlines what the U.S. must do next for aid transparency.
Two reports are launched today in Washington DC at an event organised by the Board of Friends of Publish What You Fund and Oxfam America. The reports outline the gains made to date on aid transparency in the U.S. and provide recommendations to the next Administration on how to maintain and indeed improve progress. Featuring data […]
This is the official statement from the Korea Civil Society Forum on International Development Cooperation (KOFID) in reaction to the Government of Korea’s first publication to IATI. It was originally published in Korean on KOFID’s website on 12th August 2016. Korean Government’s Disclosure of ODA Information is Disappointing at Best Far behind to uphold the principles […]
