Development Initiatives are hosting two consultation workshops in New York and Washington DC to bring together humanitarian data publishers and users to explore the rationale, use and benefits of the IATI Standard.
New York
Date Wednesday 26 April 2017
Time 10.30−15.00 EST
Location UNDP, 304 East 45th Street, FF1507, New York, NY 10017
Washington DC
Date Thursday 27 April 2017
Time 08.30−13.00 EST
Location OpenGov Hub, 1110 Vermont Avenue NW, Suite 500, Washington, DC 20005
About: Transparency is a fundamental part of improving the efficiency, effectiveness and accountability of crisis prevention and response. The commitment by Grand Bargain signatory organisations to publish IATI data on humanitarian financing by May 2018 – sets a clear direction for improving humanitarian data for better accountability, decision-making and learning.
The workshops will bring together humanitarian data publishers and users to explore the rationale, use and benefits of IATI Standard and how it can be further enriched to meet and monitor the needs of the humanitarian community. They will address questions such as:
- What types of data and information on humanitarian funding and activities are needed?
- What are the key challenges and incentives for organisations to publish better data on their humanitarian activities?
- How can humanitarian stakeholders be supported in publishing and using aid data?
Registration
If you are interested in participating in the workshops, visit Development Initiatives events page for details and contact Liz Steele at [email protected]