New global index shows world’s leading development banks are not transparent enough The first ever ranking of the transparency of development finance institutions (DFIs) highlights a startling lack...
By Alex Farley-Kiwanuka and Sally Paxton The political support for investing in women’s economic empowerment (WEE) has never been higher. Especially in light of the disparate impacts from COVID-19 on...
How do we monitor the impact of funding to advance women’s economic empowerment? BY CHELSIE LOVEDER AND DORCAS MUTHEU | DEC 15, 2022 | BLOG Launch of new report for improving funding transparency for...
Launch of new guides for tracking international finance Do you want to know who is funding women’s financial inclusion in Nepal? Are you keen to track funding to support unpaid care work in Uganda...
More funding is being directed to gender and equity programmes in Uganda, but where exactly is the money going? Our new assessment of national funding for women’s economic empowerment (WEE) in Uganda...
On 13th July we launched the 2022 edition of the Aid Transparency Index. This was the 10th anniversary of the Index, and it marked a special moment. For the first time we’re witnessing data use...
18 July 2022 While funding for international development projects in Bangladesh, Kenya, and Nigeria is increasing, funding for projects targeting women’s economic empowerment has remained the same...
Most major aid agencies are now transparent, but for how long? 2022 Aid Transparency Index highlights a decade of progress and a new threat to the global data set Embargo: Wednesday 13 July 2022,...
BY ELMA JENKINS | NOV 29, 2021 | The data challenges of mapping funding flows to WEE Introduction Reading a diversity of sources can provide a more complete picture on a topic. For example, piecing...
Summary Our vision: We envisage a world where aid and development information is transparent, available and used for effective and inclusive decision-making, public accountability and lasting change...