Transparency and Accountability Program

TAP's mission is to increase the capacity of civil society organizations to reduce corruption and better hold government accountable for efficiency in social sector public spending

Resources

Supporting access to information is one of the cornerstones of TAP’s work.

Schoolboys in AfghanistanTAP works with researchers, practitioners, and independent monitoring organizations worldwide to compile existing tools and develop new resources and research with the goal of providing support to individuals and organizations interested in analyzing social sector public spending and advocating for better development outcomes for traditionally marginalized groups.

Latest Resources

  • Open Window 1: English Program Background Documents and Application Instructions

    In this grant round, TAP will support up to ten (10) organizations for 12 months to design and implement a Citizen Report Card project that focuses on improving how money is being spent and how services are being delivered in the health, water, and education sectors at the national, sub-national, and/or local level(s) in their countries.

  • Créneau d’opportunité 1 : Informations générales et instructions

    Dans la nouvelle phase de notre programme de subventions, le Programme pour la transparence et la responsabilisation (TAP) parrainera dix (10) organisations au maximum pour concevoir et mettre en œuvre des Fiches d’évaluation par les citoyens (aussi appelées “Rapports d’évaluation citoyenne”; “Bulletin de rapport des citoyens”; “Bulletins de notes des citoyens”; “Fiches de rendement des citoyens”; “Bulletins de rendement pour citoyens;” etc.) et des activités de plaidoyers connexes qui amélioreront la manière dont l’argent est dépensé et les prestations de services assurées dans les secteur

  • Tracking Instructional Materials Distribution in Public Primary Schools In Ghana: A Study by CDD

    Recognizing that there are large discrepancies in the level of access to textbooks and other instructional materials in Ghana, the Ghana Center for Democratic Development will be carrying out a PETS to track the dispursement of instructional materials from the National Government down to public primary schools, identify any leakages and their impacts, and develop recommendations to make the system more efficient. 

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