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DI works with partners to ensure data-driven evidence and analysis are used effectively in policy and practice to end poverty, reduce resilience.

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    Mar 2

    The challenge of harmonisation is not new. Rather than simply re-stating the problem, our latest paper explores how donors and national governments can overcome it to maximise the impact of their investments in national data systems ⬇️

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    Mar 23

    As has learned through analysing national ecosystems, to avoid and meet unprecedented demand for real time information on people's needs, we need to rethink data use:

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    Mar 23

    🌍In today’s paper: Leaked details from Liz Truss’s international development strategy and concerns from officials and NGOs that she is swapping climate and conflict for her own priorities, inc women and girls.

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  4. Mar 23

    In response to the news that the UK's new international strategy may come with further cuts, including on health and , DI CEO joins colleagues from and many others to express deep concern:

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  5. Mar 18

    For many countries ODA will be a key factor in recovery and meeting the , but it has not been appropriately targeted to LDCs given the levels of and the challenges they face. How can ODA help reverse the trends that leave LDCs behind?

    The world's least developed countries still depend on development aid. Official development assistance made up 61% of finance to LDCs in 2018-19, 5 times more than in other developing countries. Explore the trends in 🆕 snapshot on 👉
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    Mar 16

    1/4 I and the team are honoured to be part of the Program Committee again this year!

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    Mar 3

    Interested in ? Register for our end of project event 16 March 13:00-16:00 CET: to find out more about & hear from fantastic speakers including

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    Mar 10

    Launched and report on the reality of UK funding for women and girls finds that UK funding cuts resulted in a gap in £1.9 billion in aid for programming that significantly targeted gender equality in 2021.

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    Mar 10

    Did you know 's Centre for Humanitarian Data uses data in their Covid-19 Dashboard?📊 🎙️Read an interview with on the benefits of & recommendations for improvements...

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    Mar 9

    Datastore Search is launched! ☑️Robust free text searches ☑️Select any combination of IATI data fields ☑️Download 1000s of rows of data at once ☑️View hover over definitions of IATI Standard fields More info:

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  11. Mar 8

    On International Women's Day, a reminder that women and girls must be counted and included in data if we are to be equipped to make the progress we need on gender equality

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    Mar 8

    Inspiring women - a privilege to work with you all... here are just a few on Twitter, there are many more:

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    Mar 8

    A proud day for the Tech Team, as we launch Datastore Search, which gives access to all valid development and humanitarian data published to IATI in CSV, XML and JSON via a simple website.

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  14. Mar 8

    face various forms of discrimination and are disproportionately more likely to be in the bottom of the economic distribution. We cannot hope to reduce without addressing inequality, including on the basis of gender :

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    Mar 7

    " advocates for the creation of a functional data ecosystem & a culture of data use by: 1. Making official data open 2. Encouraging uptake & use of data by decision-makers at the national & sub-national levels." - , Analyst at .

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  16. Mar 4

    The current finance architecture isn’t working for . A new approach, Global Public Investment, calls for a system in which ‘All Contribute, All Decide, All Benefit.’ We explain why:

    Global Public Investment and Africa: A better approach to financing the SDGs
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  17. Mar 4

    Moving to a more equitable financing model such as global public investment, in which all countries would contribute proportionately to a fund disbursed according to need, is key to creating a more level playing field

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  18. Mar 4

    The greatest opportunity to strengthen harmonisation between donors and their partners lies in improved and transparent , with countries mapping available against statistical needs in a national indicator framework

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    Mar 4

    First trip since the pandemic. Representing at the 8th convened by speaking about Importance of building data partnerships to create stronger National Statistical systems. Thanks for the invite and your incredible team

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    Mar 3

    A great report on need for better coordination of aid for data/statistics well done by and colleagues

    The challenge of harmonisation is not new. Rather than simply re-stating the problem, our latest paper explores how donors and national governments can overcome it to maximise the impact of their investments in national data systems ⬇️
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    Mar 3

    After decades of commitments on aid effectiveness, why does investment in data infrastructures + statistical production remain insufficient? 💡 The answer in 's latest paper ➡️

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