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2026 Aid Transparency Index: World’s three biggest aid donors fall back on transparency, while multilaterals lead the way

By Sam Cavenett | Nov 4, 2026 | Blog, News

The 2026 Aid Transparency Index shows that the three largest aid providers – Germany, the US and the UK – have become less transparent in the last two years. However, most of the world’s leading aid and development agencies are still publishing good-quality information, after the steepest fall in aid on record. Multilateral organisations lead the way, and Spain makes the biggest improvement in the Index’s history.

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New initiative to assess and strengthen transparency among public development banks in Latin America

By Paul James and Ryan Anderton | Jul 28, 2026 | News

Publish What You Fund and CAF – Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean – have announced the launch of a new initiative to assess and enhance transparency across public development banks in Latin America and the Caribbean. This 18-month project will engage a select group of public development banks throughout the region to improve the disclosure of information relating to their institution and the projects they finance.

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2026 Aid Transparency Index: Full list of assessed agencies unveiled

By Alex Tilley | Feb 16, 2026 | News

We have revealed the full list of agencies that will be assessed in the 2026 Aid Transparency Index. A total of 34 organisations will be included, combining agencies that have opted into a new paid-for accreditation model with major bilateral donors assessed to preserve the Index’s role as an independent benchmark of transparency.

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CABEI and Publish What You Fund sign agreement to strengthen transparency

By Paul James and Ryan Anderton | Jan 13, 2026 | News

The Central American Bank for Economic Integration and Publish What You Fund have announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding, marking a strategic step toward strengthening the Bank’s transparency and institutional openness.

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Participants announced for the 2026 Aid Transparency Index

By Elma Jenkins and Alex Tilley | Nov 5, 2025 | News

We are pleased to announce the organisations that have chosen to participate in the 2026 Aid Transparency Index. The Index will provide an independent assessment and accreditation of transparency performance, ensuring the sustainability of this vital global accountability tool while opening participation to a broader range of organisations than ever before.

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Leading development banks improve their transparency, but black holes remain in data

By Gary Forster | Jun 26, 2025 | News

The 2025 DFI Transparency Index reveals broad-based improvements in transparency among development finance institutions (DFIs) over the last two years, but also highlights significant shortcomings, particularly in relation to impact, private capital mobilisation and climate finance.

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