Publishing information is not always as simple as it seems. That is why GIFT supports governments in their efforts to do so.
Through the use of webinars, videos, short texts and infographics, GIFT assists governments in opening their fiscal information. Interactions between public officials from different parts of the globe assists in the overcoming of common obstacles and in sharing practical information on the implementation of fiscal transparency and public participation measures.
The GIFT Community Resources page features filters that aim to make it easier for anyone to search through our compendium of tagged and re-organized blogs, case studies, guides, documentation of key network meetings, webinars, publications and other community resources. If you cannot find specific documents using the filters, try typing in any keyword in the Search box below.
Lead Stewards Meeting - February 2021
Tax Transparency and Informed Public Dialogue in Tax Policies | A civil society perspective on taxes: Scoping Study
Fiscal Data for Emergency Response: Guide for COVID-19
General Stewards Meetings 2020
Making Tax Work - draft as of Aug 2020
FISCAL OPENNESS in Emergency Response: COVID-19
DISCLAIMER: This page is a work in progress. As our curation process continues, some inconsistencies that are present are going to be rectified soon. If you find any content that may need correction or updating, you may send your feedback to Marianne Fabian, our Communications and Outreach Coordinator, via marianne@fiscaltransparency.net. Thank you for your kind understanding!
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