Organisationen

Access Info Europe is a human rights organisation dedicated to promoting and protecting the right of access to information in Europe and globally as a tool for defending civil liberties and human rights, for facilitating public participation in decision-making and for holding governments accountable. Access Info's mission is that the right of access to information be enshrined in law and deliver greater transparency in practice.

The International Aid Transparency Campaign is a network of bilateral and multilateral donors committed to developing standards for aid data. Starting in 2011 IATI members engage to publish detailed, up-to-date aid data in a standardised and easily accessible way.

The International Aid Transparency Initiative has been launched at the 3rd High Level Meeting on Aid Effectiveness in Accra, 2008. In the IATI the participating donor governments and international organisations commit to more transparent and accessible aid information and started a process of defining standards on aid transparency.

Gapminder is a Swedish NGO based in Stockholm promoting sustainable global development and achievement of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals by increased use and understanding of statistics and other information about social, economic and environmental development at local, national and global levels.

Transparency international is one of the most prominent voices against corruption. It promotes transparency, accountability and participation of civil society.

The mission of Right2INFO.org is to research and publish information on the the right to information and case law from around the world. The website provides comparative overviews of, and country summaries illustrating, the current state of the right to information held by governments and bodies that perform public functions or operate with public funds.

Publish What You Fund is a campaign for aid transparency initiated by Tiri and Access Info in collaboration with Action Aid, UKAN and ONE and launched in 2008 in Accra. Publish what you fund is inspired by the Publish what you pay initiative on the transparent and accountable management of natural resource revenues, which lead to the Extrative Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI).

The Freedom of Information Advocates Network (FOIAnet) is an international network of organizations and individuals promoting the right of access to information.

Kiwanja is promoting the use of ICT for NGOs active in social change and development activities. Their activity consists of developing ICT solutions for their partner organisations.

IFIwatchnet is an initiative promoting the monitoring of international financial institutions (IFIs) such as the World Bank, the IMF, and regional development banks with active IFIwatching groups at a national, regional and international level.
IFIwatchnets aim is to support its participants in their watch-activity by providing information and connecting IFI-watchers.

Development Gateway is an international nonprofit organization building on information technology to fight poverty and promote social in developing nations. Key areas of work are access and exchange of information, the promotion of local capabilities and aid effectiveness.

MobileActive is global network developing and promoting mobile phone use concepts for NGOs as a means for social change.

PEP-NET is a European network of activists of e-Participation. PEP-NET members include public administration, consultancy firms, scientists and citizen organizations.

TRACE International is a non-profit membership association developing anti-bribery compliance solutions for multinational companies and their commercial intermediaries. TRACE is hosting the online service BRIBELINE, which collects and publishes information on governments, international organizations, security forces, state-owned enterprises, etc. around the world. Only the demand side of bribery is covered by BRIBELINE.

Global Integrity is an independent, non-profit organization tracking governance and corruption trends around the world. Global Integrity uses local teams of researchers and journalists to monitor openness and accountability.

Project-Level Aid (PLAID) is an initiative of the institute for the theory and practice of international relations at the College of William and Mary. Its objective is to provide descriptive information on individual aid projects. In this effort PLAID collaborate with the Brigham Young University, the Development Gateway to form AidData, a comprehensive development finance portal that combines the breadth and depth of the PLAID database with the timeliness and accessibility of the Accessible Information on Development Activities (AiDA) project.

Aidinfo is an UK-based NGO promoting aid transparency. Aidinfo has been actively involved in the IATI process and done research on aid transparency and aid information. Their report Better information, better aid" for the Accra Conference has informed the IATI initiative.