IATI Organisation Standard Publisher Perspective
The IATI Organisation Standard Publisher Perspective discusses the current standard allowing organizations to publish budget figures in line with their planning procedures. There are suggestions on how the standard could be improved for better cooperation and enriched data formats. Sessions related to organization and activity files focus on earmarked and un-earmarked modalities, proposing enhancements for version 3.
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IATI Organisation-standard A publisher-perspective on the current standard 15/11 2018 2:00 PM, Madhavi (Orange Room) Draft slides, 12 November No. 2
The Current Organisation-Standard Contains: 1. Total Budget (disbursement) 2. Budget per recipient organisation 3. Budget per recipient country 4. Historical Budget data Does not contain/allow: 1. Expected income, commitment-budget etc. 2. Distinction between modalities 3. Distinction between programmable/not 4. Distinction between status e.g. flagging historical data that are audited and thus final 5. Balance Sheet data 6. SDG-reference 15/11 2018 2:00 PM, Madhavi (Orange Room) Draft slides, 12 November No. 3
What do we wish from the organisation- standard? Should the IATI standard allow organisations to publish budget-figures in accordance with their own planning/budgeting procedures? Should it e.g. be possible to publish budgets in any hierarchical way; as long as standard-tags are maintained, it should be free to pivot Should the IATI standard allow organisations to draw a distinction between their own funds, and the funds they are merely managing on behalf of other partners? IATI is not a financial management system, but should we apply / allow some of the concepts? 15/11 2018 2:00 PM, Madhavi (Orange Room) Draft slides, 12 November No. 4
PS please note relation to other presentations These sessions are related, in the sense they are aiming for an improved use of our Organisation-file. But the scope is different: Softly Earmarked (Tuesday 4:30, Madhavi): Suggesting that we should create a join between organisation- and activity- files, to better reflect cooperation under softly earmarked og un-earmarked modalities. Enriching the Organisation File (Thursday 3:50, Madhavi): Broadening the scope for more, optional enrichments that could or should be considered for version 3; e.g. balance- sheet information and publication of audited annual accounts in data-format, not just document-links. 15/11 2018 2:00 PM, Madhavi (Orange Room) Draft slides, 12 November No. 5
