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#IATIData #AidTransparency #DataForDevelopment #OpenData #Development

Join us as we explore how timely publication of IATI data supports more effective decision-making in development and humanitarian work. The IATI Secretariat will also present new interactive analysis on trends in the timeliness of IATI data and organisational reporting behaviours

This collaboration marks the first time the WP-STAT has opened its discussions to external participants, reflecting growing cooperation between the OECD DAC and partners like IATI in advancing #transparency across #developmentfinance.

📖 Read more: iatistandard.org/en/news/oecd...

✅ Greater visibility into subcontracting can support aid untying, enhance local participation, and advance locally led development.

The results show that:
✅ Tracking subcontracts across the aid delivery chain is feasible and valuable.
✅ OECD and IATI data systems offer complementary strengths—combining structured, centralised data with decentralised, real-time transparency.

At the Development Finance Data Forum—an open session of the #OECDDAC Working Party on Development Finance Statistics (#WPSTAT)—the IATI Secretariat shared early findings from this joint pilot study.

📷 Collaboration and transparency remain key to achieving better, data-informed decisions for global development.
#IATI #OpenData #Transparency #AI #NetHope #DevelopmentData #DigitalTransformation #AidTransparency

All the time, IATI helps make the world’s development and humanitarian finance by enhancing data accountability and transparency.

Together, we’re building on this progress to ensure every dollar for people and planet is open, traceable, and used where it matters most.

Transparency isn’t just a principle — it’s progress in action.

#UNDay #UN80 #UNDP60 #Transparency #OpenData #IATI #SDGs #GlobalGoals

By 2024, a report to the UN Economic and Social Council showed that 61% of UN development system entities now publish financial data through IATI — a milestone in open, effective cooperation.

In 2017, the UN Secretary-General committed the entire UN Development System to publish spending and results through IATI. This bold move, endorsed by the Quadrennial Comprehensive Policy Review, put open data at the heart of UN transparency.

At IATI, we’re proud to be part of this story — hosted by UNDP
, with Secretariat partner UNOPS
, and working with UN agencies to make the world’s #development and #humanitarian finance more #transparent, accountable, and effective.

We’re proud to be part of this story — hosted by @undp.org, with Secretariat partner @unops.org, and working with UN agencies to make the world’s #development and #humanitarian finance more transparent, accountable, and #effective.

Together, we are building a more #transparent future.

Read Hero Story: go.undp.org/UNDPat60

Watch the Timeline: 60yearsof.undp.org

IATI continues to advance this vision by:

🌍Strengthening #interoperability with FTS and #OECD;
📊Supporting countries to use IATI data within national systems.

🔗 Read more: bit.ly/4nav4uz

Steven Flower from the IATI Secretariat said:

“The challenge isn’t just about more data—it’s about making data work together.”

🔹 Beyond #transparency: Data must be usable. User-centered approaches are key to enabling all actors to leverage consolidated information for coordinated education responses.

🔹 Country-level access is critical: As Chad’s Local Education Group shared, data gaps and fragmented systems hinder planning—partners often

“chase data rather than use it.”