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The 2022 Aid Transparency Index was launched on 13 July 2022.

  • 2022 Aid Transparency Index website
  • 2022 Aid Transparency Index report
  • 2022 US Brief
  • Launch event
  • Global press release
  • UK press release
  • Technical paper

The 2020 Aid Transparency Index was launched in June 2020.

  • 2020 Aid Transparency Index website
  • 2020 Aid Transparency Index report
  • 2020 US Brief
  • Globaúl press release
  • Launch event
  • Technical paper

The 2018 Index methodology review was released in June 2017.

Additional resources

  • 2018 Aid Transparency Index
  • 2018 US Brief
  • 2018 EU Brief
  • 2018 Index technical paper
  • 2018 Index guidelines
  • What Proportion of Aid is Actually Transparent? Assessing the visibility of IATI data in the Aid Transparency Index – A discussion paper

The 2016 Index was launched in April at the Center for Global Development in Washington DC. Helen Clark, UNDP Administrator, gave the keynote address.

Additional resources

  • 2016 website
  • 2016 Index
  • 2016 US Brief
  • Data
  • Technical paper
  • FAQs

Six months ahead of the December 2015 Busan deadline, Publish What You Fund assessed 22 major EU and US donors to see whether they were ‘on track’ or ‘off track’ to meet their aid transparency commitments.

Additional resources

  • 2015 US Review
  • 2015 EU Review

The Index was launched in October 2014 at the Center for Global Development in Washington DC. The Honourable Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala gave the keynote address.

Additional resources

  • 2014 website
  • 2014 Index
  • 2014 EU Report
  • 2014 US Report
  • 2014 Germany Report
  • Data
  • Technical paper
  • FAQs

Launched at Brookings in Washington DC, the 2013 report marked the start of Global Transparency Week. The 2013 Index used a revised methodology that reflected the changes in the aid transparency landscape and the focus on the quality of published.

Additional resources

  • 2013 website
  • 2013 Index
  • 2013 Index en Français
  • 2013 US Brief
  • 2013 EU Brief
  • 2013 France Brief
  • Data
  • Technical paper
  • FAQs

Launched on 1 October in Washington DC, followed by events in the European Parliament and London, the 2012 Index featured 72 organisations and showed an average score of 41%.

Additional resources

  • 2012 Index
  • 2012 UK Aid Transparency Report Card
  • 2012 US Aid Transparency Report Card
  • Data

Following the success of the 2010 Assessment, Publish What You Fund went on to develop the Pilot Aid Transparency Index – the first of its kind. Launched at events in Busan, London and Washington DC, the 2011 Index had an average donor score of 34%, showing that there was much work to be done.

Additional resources

  • 2011 Index
  • Data
  • 2011 methodology and data sources

The 2010 Assessment was the first attempt to do a detailed comparative stocktake of the current level of aid transparency. It highlighted the huge challenge in finding primary, comparable data on donor’s funding and activities.

Additional resources

  • 2010 Aid Transparency Assessment

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