Donors' reporting requirements

To promote greater transparency, a growing number of donors require their grantees to publish data to IATI as a condition of receiving funding.

If you receive funding from a donor that requires you to publish and are unsure of the requirements, please contact your grant manager or funder for more information.

If you receive funding from the Dutch, British, Danish or Belgian governments, you will have certain reporting requirements. Use these links to access their guidance and support resources.

The Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs

UK - Foreign, Commonwealth
& Development Office (previously DFID)

Denmark - Danish International Development Agency

Belgium - Ministry of Foreign Affairs

We also recommend that you publish data on all of your organisation’s development and humanitarian aid activities, not just those funded by donors who require you to publish data to IATI.

If you represent a government and are planning to mandate publishing to IATI, please get in touch to inform the IATI Secretariat.

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