Busan, HLF4: Sign Advocacy Letters for the Make Aid Transparent Campaign
With less than 3 months to go before the Fourth High Level Forum (HLF-4) in Busan, Korea, it is critical that the CSO community increases pressure on all actors in the Working Party on Aid Effectiveness to make aid transparent. Please sign up to the advocacy letters listed below, which will be sent to donors and partner countries two weeks before the next Working Party meeting in early October.
In February many of you joined us to successfully encourage the steering committee of the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) to agree to a robust common standard. In part thanks to this pressure, donors accounting for 33% of reported ODA have so far declared their intention to publish to the standard in time for Busan. The standard now provides a consistent and coherent framework for meeting the aid transparency commitments of the Accra Agenda for Action (AAA).
As we approach HLF-4, these letters now call on donors to:
- Make aid transparency a key theme for HLF-4
- Publish comprehensive, timely, forward-looking data on all aid flows in a common, public and comparable format in accordance with the IATI standard by December 2015
- Publish implementation schedules by December 2012 in order to meet these commitments
We have drafted the following three letter templates (highlighted sections within the letters will be tailored for the individual targets listed at the bottom):
- to donors already signed up to IATI - to urge them to implement IATI and to encourage other donors who have not signed up to do so (Please Click Here)
- donors not signed up to IATI - to ask them to sign up to the standard (Please Click Here)
- and partner countries - to encourage them to support the standard and voice their demand to donors to implement it (Please Click Here)
We welcome your comments and suggestions, such as whether translation is needed (the letters will potentially be translated into French and Spanish).
Please email Georgina Hemmingway by September 12th if you wish to sign up to all 3 draft letters (personalised versions of which will be sent, as appropriate, to the 71 targets listed below).
Or, if there are specific letters you wish to be included in, Georgina will need the full name and title of the person signing, along with your organisation’s logo (high resolution if possible).
Letters will be sent to the following targets:
IATI signatories |
Donors not yet signed up to IATI |
Partner Countries (including IATI endorsers) |
Australia |
Austria |
Brazil |
Denmark |
Belgium |
Burkina Faso |
Finland |
Bulgaria |
Cambodia |
Germany |
Canada |
Colombia |
Ireland |
Cyprus |
Dominican Republic |
Netherlands |
Czech Republic |
DRC |
New Zealand |
Estonia |
Ghana |
Norway |
France (IATI observer) |
Honduras |
Spain |
Greece |
Indonesia |
Sweden |
Hungary |
Lebanon |
Switzerland |
Italy |
Liberia |
UK |
Japan |
Madagascar |
African Development Bank |
Korea |
Malawi |
Asian Development Bank |
Latvia |
Moldova |
European Commission |
Lithuania |
Mexico |
GAVI |
Luxembourg |
Montenegro |
Global Fund |
Malta |
Nepal |
Hewlett Foundation |
Poland |
Papua New Guinea |
UNDP |
Portugal |
Philippines |
World Bank |
Slovakia |
Rwanda |
Slovenia |
Sierra Leone |
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US (IATI observer) |
South Africa |
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European Investment Bank |
Tanzania |
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Inter-American Development Bank |
Uganda |
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IMF |
Vietnam |
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Zambia |
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