We work to reduce poverty by making aid more effective.
Aid works, but it could work better if it were more
transparent and accountable.
As the dust settles on HLF4 in Busan, it’s a good time to reflect on what’s been achieved on aid transparency in the three years since the previous HLF in Accra. The first thing that struck us in Busan is that transparency has risen to… [more]
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There’s plenty to celebrate here at aidinfo as HLF4 ends in Busan today. Transparency has been the issue of the day, and the subject on everyone’s lips – for example, in his speech to today’s plenary, Danish Minister for Development Cooperation Christian Friis Bach emphasised… [more]
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Fantastic news from HLF4 in Busan this morning, with US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announcing that the US has joined the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI). Following similar announcements by Canadian CIDA, CDC and the Inter-American Development Bank in Busan yesterday, this brings the… [more]
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At aidinfo we conduct research and liaise with aid donors and recipients to build up a case for aid transparency. We want to show that improving and increasing the amount that donors report on their aid contributions can help communities to track aid spending. In… [more]
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The Centre for Global Development re-ran their excellent Global Prosperity wonkcast from March, when Lawrence MacDonald interviewed our director, Owen. In this wonkcast, Owen explains how making aid data more easily available would improve the aid system as a whole and how this data is… [more]
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Exciting news from Busan, where Canada’s Minister for… [more]
This week we have a guest blog from… [more]
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