Can you share your views on our new guidance for publishing humanitarian financing to IATI?
The IATI Technical Team have produced step-by-step information on how humanitarian actors can report their assistance to the IATI Standard. We’re keen to hear whether our guidance best supports humanitarian actors to:
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Use the latest version (2.02) of the IATI Standard to access its new humanitarian features
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Provide daily updates (when necessary) during the onset of emergencies so that up-to-date information is readily available to those on the ground
Our new guidance underpins the Grand Bargain commitment made at the World Humanitarian Summit in May to ‘publish to IATI within two years of the WHS’. By supporting organisations to meet this pledge, we aim to improve the operational effectiveness of global humanitarian action.
Please post your comments below on our new guidance by Friday 16th September.
Correct me if I am wrong, but according to this dashboard page (http://dashboard.iatistandard.org/element/iati-activity_@humanitarian.html), there are almost no donors using the 2.02 humanitarian flag introduced over a year ago, even those signed up to the “Grand Bargain”.
I see ECHO but apart from them, which other donor has adopted this marker?
Thanks
Ben
Grand Bargain signatories:
Australia
Belgium
Bulgaria
Canada
Czech Rep
Denmark
ECHO
Germany
Italy
Japan
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Sweden
Switzerland
UK
US