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Why hasn't development journalism solved the aid accountability problem? 2 Replies

Started by Carla Murphy. Last reply by Carla Murphy Apr 7, 2010.

10 ideas from Friday's Aid Information Challenge

Started by Joe Pringle Mar 15, 2010.

Happy Hour after the event 2 Replies

Started by Elizabeth Corley. Last reply by Rakesh Singh Mar 12, 2010.

Opening Government Data via SMS Text Messaging 2 Replies

Started by Wayan Vota. Last reply by Wayan Vota Mar 12, 2010.

Government Data Visualization Tools from Google & IBM

Started by Wayan Vota. Last reply by Wayan Vota Mar 12, 2010.

Session Idea: What good does making data open really do?

Started by Elizabeth Corley Mar 11, 2010.

Session Idea: International Aid Transparency Initiative 1 Reply

Started by Elizabeth Corley. Last reply by Alain d'Aboville Mar 10, 2010.

What about Open Standards? 4 Replies

Started by Wayan Vota. Last reply by Jessica Sloan Feb 25, 2010.

The Data

Here are the sessions and notes for the breakout groups.
Breakout session idea notes.docx

Breakout session rooms.pptx
We have a wide range of donor data from AidData, which builds on the foundation of the OECD’s Creditor Reporting System. AidData has added an additional $1.8 trillion in development assistance to the often-referenced total of $2.3 trillion and now has information on more than 950,000 development activities financed by approximately 70 countries and multilateral institutions from 1946 to the present day. Read more about AidData here:

http://www.aiddata.org/oxford/about



We are using IATI’s envisioned phase 1 standards as the foundation for what information would be available.

In addition to AidData, we are including links to other sources of data that could be used as a complement. These include country statistics and indicators, millennium development goal markers, and other sources of aid information. They can be found here: http://ckan.net/group/international-development

Geocoded data for the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Central African Republic is also available courtesy of Brigham Young University and the World Bank. DRC and CAR.xlsx
 
 
 

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