Who’s Involved?

A wide range of development bodies are involved with IATI. Full membership is open to any donor or developing country government that commits to the aims and objectives of the initiative. IATI also involves civil society organisations (CSOs), parliamentarians and aid information agencies. They play a part in consultations and act as observers at decision-making meetings.

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The following donors are IATI signatories:

There are also many organisations who have published their data to the IATI standard without becoming signatories. See a full list of publishers on the IATI Registry.

The following countries have endorsed IATI:

Donors

IATI membership is open to all donor organisations whether bilateral, multilateral, foundations or CSOs. They must agree to sign up to the IATI Accra Statement and endorse the Framework for Implementation. Many members of the OECD (DAC) OECD Development Assistance Committee have joined IATI, but donors not in the DAC are encouraged to join too.

Partner countries

Partner countries can also become IATI members if they endorse the initiative. This means that they support the aims and objectives of IATI and want to be involved in shaping it, while they recognise that the main obligations under IATI are placed on donors.

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