🚀 IATI’s online consultation for the 2026-2030 Strategic Plan is officially OPEN! iaticonnect.org/2030 The global development and humanitarian landscape is undergoing seismic changes. These shifts call for fresh thinking and transformative approaches to international cooperation for sustainable development. 💡We need you to help us reflect, adapt, and shape the future of data, accountability and impact. Key themes we’ll explore: 🌍 Political – Global challenges facing development cooperation 💰 Financial – Shifts in financing and their impact 🛠️ Technological – How tech is shaping transparency and accountability Whether you are a seasoned IATI publisher, a new data user, or someone passionate about global development, your voice can help shape the future🙋♀️ 📢 To join the conversation head to IATI Connect between December 2-18 👉 https://lnkd.in/eyKR2yFA #aidtransparency #opendata #data4sdgs #developmentfinance Thea Schepers Charlie Martial NGOUNOU Anand Nair Mohamed Gele ( 可乐 Ramokoinihi Motai Yemesrach Workie Steven Flower Jonathan Glennie Rohini Simbodyal Annelise Parr Cody Wallace Jaimie Grant Mollie Hanley Winnie Kamau Mark Brough Horia Sohir Debbiche Pelle Aardema David Megginson Jesse Bourns Josh Powell Michelle Edwards Alexander Miller Gary Forster Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data Siem Vaessen Mark Brough Leigh Mitchell Asor Henry Nkang Brent O. Phillips Bill Anderson
International Aid Transparency Initiative
International Affairs
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IATI is a global initiative to improve the transparency of development and humanitarian resources and their results.
About us
IATI is a global initiative working to improve the transparency of development and humanitarian resources and their results to address poverty and crises. IATI encourages governments and organisations to publish information about their spending and projects according to IATI's open data standard. The IATI Standard is a set of rules and guidance for publishing useful development and humanitarian data. Once published, this data is free and open for anyone to access online. Thousands of organisations have published IATI data on the spending of their development or humanitarian activities. They include donor governments, multilateral agencies, development finance institutions, foundations, NGOs and private sector organisations. IATI is funded and governed by its members and a member-elected Governing Board, and it is supported by a global community of development and humanitarian practitioners, advocates for transparency, data experts and technical specialists. IATI’s Secretariat is hosted by the UN Development Programme (UNDP), which is responsible for policy and technology services, with Open Data Services as the Secretariat's technology delivery partner and the UN Office for Project Services (UNOPS) as the provider of operational and financial services.
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Employees at International Aid Transparency Initiative
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Siem Vaessen
CEO @ Zimmerman B.V. | Open Data, Machine Learning, Data Visualization
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Charlie Martial NGOUNOU
Executive, Leadership & Team Coaching - Public Finance Management - AI, Smart & Digital Technologies - Data, Digital & Internet Rights - Technology &…
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Winnie Kamau
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Yemesrach Workie
Executive Director at IATI
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🔎 A look back, while we plan forward. As IATI enters the final year of its current strategic plan, the results monitoring reports are a key tool for reflecting on past achievements and challenges, helping to shape our strategy for 2026-2030. In 2025, we’ll continue to consider the global development landscape and technological changes that impact our work in our strategic consultation. IATI’s Strategic Plan Results Monitoring Report for 2023 showed that: ✅ 19 partner country governments systematically used IATI data ✅ Data quality continued to improve, with almost half of large scale publishers making improvements in timeliness and comprehensiveness ✅ Tools like d-preview and the IATI Datastore saw increased engagement and high satisfaction rates Read the report 👇 https://lnkd.in/eFkUpNK9
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🔍 How are new technologies shaping transparency and accountability? Artificial intelligence, big data analytics, natural language processing and growing access to high-speed internet are transforming how IATI data is tracked, used and analysed. These shifts are unlocking new possibilities – but they also come with risks and challenges. We’re exploring the tech shifts shaping the world in our consultation for the 2026-2030 Strategic Plan. We want to hear your thoughts on: ➡️ The data and digital trends that matter most ➡️ The tech that is shaping transparency and accountability ➡️ The risks and challenges of these new digital tools Join the online consultation on IATI Connect and help shape our future – open until 18 December. 👉 www.iaticonnect.org/2030 Thea Schepers Charlie Martial NGOUNOU Anand Nair Mohamed Gele ( 可乐 ）Ramokoinihi Motai Yemesrach Workie Steven Flower Jonathan Glennie Rohini Simbodyal Annelise Parr Cody Wallace Jaimie Grant Mollie Hanley Winnie Kamau Mark Brough Horia Sohir Debbiche Pelle Aardema David Megginson Jesse Bourns Josh Powell Michelle Edwards Alexander Miller Gary Forster Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data Siem Vaessen Leigh Mitchell Asor Henry Nkang Brent O. Phillips Bill Anderson
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👏 Excellent representation today from #IATI Executive Director Yemesrach Workie at the United Nations Financing for Development (#FfD4) 2nd PrepCom! 🌏
🌍 Today, I had the honor of speaking on behalf of the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) at the Second Preparatory Committee Session for FfD4. I emphasized the critical need for transparency in official development aid within the international development cooperation framework. Accurate information and evidence are essential for building trust and ensuring effective development cooperation. I shared that since its launch in 2008 at the Third High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness in Accra, Ghana, IATI has grown into a robust initiative with over 107 members, capturing trillions of dollars in development aid spending. This data, updated regularly by over 1700 publishers, is crucial for national budgets, development cooperation reports, and effective coordination. I called for a stronger commitment to transparency and mutual accountability in the FfD4 Outcome Document, advocating for the use of existing transparency frameworks and open data standards like IATI. The next generation of international cooperation should be underpinned by quality data and evidence. Let’s continue to leverage IATI data for a more transparent and effective development cooperation process. 🌐📊 #IATI #Transparency #DevelopmentCooperation #FfD4 #UNDP
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💰 From diversified financial flows to growing philanthropic contributions, international cooperation & public financing is becoming more complex and fragmented. What does this mean for the future of data, accountability and impact? We want to hear your thoughts on the financial shifts that are changing our environment in IATI’s online consultation for the 2026-2030 Strategic plan, including: 🧭 How are shifts in international financing affecting development cooperation? 💰 What does diversification of international financial flows mean for transparency and accountability? Join the conversation until Dec 18 👉 www.iaticonnect.org/2030
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"From this week, Australia will again be reporting our international development data to IATI" - Minister Pat Conroy blogs about the Government of Australia's new transparency committments 👏 👏 Read now ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eQiMNyvv from the Development Policy Centre
Unlocking accountability: A new era of development transparency - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
https://devpolicy.org
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🌎 The world is witnessing a turbulent geopolitical landscape. Conflicts, economic shocks and the climate crisis are challenging the resilience of governments and international organisations. What does this mean for the future of international cooperation? We’re exploring the political shifts that are changing our landscape in our online consultation for IATI’s 2026-2030 Strategic plan. We're asking: ➡️ What political challenges are affecting development cooperation? ➡️ How are accountability and transparency initiatives affected by rising political pressures? ➡️ What emerging opportunities do you see for transparency and accountability? Share your ideas, priorities & ambitions to help shape IATI’s future. Join the conversation on IATI Connect from now until 18 December. 👉 https://lnkd.in/eyKR2yFA Thea Schepers Charlie Martial NGOUNOU Anand Nair Mohamed Gele ( 可乐 ）Ramokoinihi Motai Yemesrach Workie Steven Flower Jonathan Glennie Rohini Simbodyal Annelise Parr Cody Wallace Jaimie Grant Mollie Hanley Winnie Kamau Mark Brough Horia Sohir Debbiche Pelle Aardema David Megginson Jesse Bourns Josh Powell Michelle Edwards Alexander Miller Gary Forster Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data Siem Vaessen Leigh Mitchell Asor Henry Nkang Brent O. Phillips Bill Anderson
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💡 A changing world demands fresh ideas. What is shaping the future of aid transparency? Share your ideas for IATI’s next Strategic Plan & be part of our next chapter in driving #SustainableDevelopment ONLINE CONSULTATION STARTS NEXT WEEK! ➡️ Get involved: iaticonnect.org/2030 #aidtransparency #opendata #data4sdgs #developmentfinance Thea Schepers Charlie Martial NGOUNOU Anand Nair Mohamed Gele ( 可乐 ）Ramokoinihi Motai Yemesrach Workie Steven Flower Jonathan Glennie Rohini Simbodyal Annelise Parr Cody Wallace Jaimie Grant Mollie Hanley Winnie Kamau Mark Brough Horia Sohir Debbiche Pelle Aardema David Megginson Jesse Bourns Josh Powell Michelle Edwards Alexander Miller Gary Forster Global Partnership Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data Siem Vaessen
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🌍 #IATI’s next chapter starts with you. ➡️REGISTER for our online 2030 VISIONING WORKSHOP on 10 December. Be part of the first steps in co-designing our 2026-2030 Strategic Plan -- we'll reimagine how to use open data to drive sustainable, transparent and effective development 📈💡 https://bit.ly/iati-2030 #aidtransparency #opendata #data4sdgs #developmentfinance Thea Schepers Charlie Martial NGOUNOU Anand Nair Mohamed Gele ( 可乐 ）Siem Vaessen Ramokoinihi Motai Yemesrach Workie Steven Flower Jonathan Glennie Rohini Simbodyal Annelise Parr Cody Wallace Jaimie Grant Mollie Hanley Winnie Kamau Mark Brough Horia Sohir Debbiche Pelle Aardema David Megginson Jesse Bourns Josh Powell Michelle Edwards Alexander Miller Gary Forster
REGISTER IATI 2030 Visioning Workshop 10 December online - Strategic Plan consultation 2026-2030
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🌍 We've concluded our 3-day #IATI Africa Workshop 2024 in Nairobi! Many thanks to the governments, finance providers, and civil society participants for your energy, insights, and commitment to #aidtransparency 👏 🌟 Special thanks to IATI Governing Board Members' Mohamed Gele ( 可乐 ） Gele (可乐) & Ramokoinihi Motai for representing our Partner Countries caucus. 📝 Read #IATI Executive Director Yemesrach Workie's reflections as we take forward key learnings into the consultation and development of IATI's next strategic plan...
🌍 Day 3: Reflecting on Our Journey Towards Aid Transparency and envisioning new future 🌍 We are thankful to our Governing Board Member, Mr. Mohammed Gele, who has delivered a final closing remark for our successful three day workshop. Thank you to all Participants from all across east, central and southern Africa for generously sharing your insights. Over the past three days, we have engaged in an insightful workshop on IATI data and our next strategic plan. Here’s a recap: Day 1: We explored the essence of IATI and the diverse demands of our stakeholders, emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability in aid delivery. Day 2: We delved into the IATI Standard and tools, enhancing our understanding of how to make aid data more accessible and usable. Day 3: We focused on strategic planning, considering emerging trends in the financing landscape and global geopolitics. We discussed the need for a dynamic approach to ensure IATI remains at the forefront of aid transparency. As we move forward, we must address the current gaps in aid transparency and continue improving data quality. By leveraging technology and partnerships, we can shape a future where IATI serves as a one-stop shop for development finance data. Let’s continue to advocate for transparency and accountability in aid delivery. Together, we can achieve transformational impact! 💪✨ #IATI #AidTransparency #StrategicPlanning #GlobalDevelopment #DataQuality #FutureOfAid
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