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Home / 2026 Index / European Commission, Directorate-General for International Partnerships

European Commission, Directorate-General for International Partnerships

EC-INTPA – Historical performance
The methodology for the Aid Transparency Index continues to evolve. Changes to the methodology made after 2016 means that results are not directly comparable before this time.
Score: 85.1
Position: 6/33
2026 Very good

Overview

The Directorate-General for International Partnerships (EC-INTPA) formulates the European Union’s international partnerships and development policy. Its work aims to reduce poverty, promote sustainable development and peace, and protect human rights. It was known as the Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development (DG DEVCO) until January 2021. The European Commission became an IATI member in 2008 and first published IATI data in October 2011.

Organisational planning and commitments 13.1 / 15
Finance and budgets 22.1 / 25
Project attributes 18.3 / 20
Joining-up development data 17.5 / 20
Performance 14.1 / 20

This agency chose not to participate in the 2026 Aid Transparency Index accreditation process. It has been included so that the Index continues to rank and apply advocacy pressure to the world’s largest aid and development agencies. It was subject to the same assessment and scoring approach as those agencies which participated in the accreditation process. More details of the approach are given in the FAQs section. Publish What You Fund only provides a full profile, including recommendations and a detailed breakdown of indicator scores, for those agencies that have undergone the full accreditation process.

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