Tools to access IATI data
There are a range of tools for people wanting to use IATI data, designed for different audiences and use cases.
Data users have different questions to answer and want to access information in different ways. Some people prefer to view data in their web browser, while others need to query or export it.
IATI offers a range of data use tools to meet these needs, and there is also a growing selection of third-party resources. Some tools are easy for anyone to use, whereas others are designed for software developers or data analysts.
Use the links below to learn more about the tools and what you can do with them. If you are trying to publish IATI data, please refer to the publishing tools and services page.
Use d-portal to search IATI data in your web browser. It is recommended for users who are new to IATI.
IATI Tables lets you query IATI data in relational table format, making it easier to load into databases or analytical notebooks.
CDFD is a dashboard tool where you can view summaries of IATI data by country or region. It is recommended for use by partner countries.
Use Datastore Search to perform more complex searches on IATI data in your web browser. You can export IATI data in CSV, JSON and XML formats, or access the Datastore API.
Register your data files here and find details of all other organisations that publish IATI data.
The IATI Dashboard provides useful summaries on the range and quality of IATI data published by all organisations.
The API Gateway is home to IATI’s public APIs. It is the central point from which users and tools can programmatically access IATI’s data services.
The IATI Validator checks if your data files align with the rules and guidance of the IATI Standard. You can view feedback online or integrate the checks into your own internal publishing process via API.
AIMS help create powerful resources for understanding the scale and scope of development and humanitarian activities in a country.