We are committed to being both transparent and accountable regarding the resources we receive and use.
As a Guidestar Silver participant, we proactively share more that the required financial and operational detail.
We received the maximum possible five-star rating in Transparify’s 2016 report, reflecting our exemplary transparency when it comes to publicly disclosing our sources of funding. This scoring is based on the fact that on our website we disclose who funds us, in what amount, and for what particular projects.
Funders
We are serious about our value of openness and want to make it easier for our partners, funders, and supporters to follow the money that flows into Global Integrity. Our current and past funders are listed below along with information about the agreement and reporting. A list of prior major funders also is available.
Amount: £5,513,254
Purpose: 3 years to implement second phase of first component of the FCDO/DFID’s Anti-Corruption Evidence (ACE) Programme, which includes new research on reducing corruption as well as engagement with policymakers and practitioners to demonstrate uptake of research. More funding is in the pipeline.
Agreement: Agreement with FCDO (formerly DFID).
Report: Submitted to the funder on an annual basis
Amount: $63,842
Purpose: Learning support and thought leadership for the Africa Lead II program to build capacity to advance agricultural transformation in Africa
Agreement: Agreement with DAI
Report: None completed at this time
Amount: $100,000
Purpose: Support the Open Gov Hub to broaden and deepen a global network of affiliate hubs
Agreement: Grant Award & Agreement
Report: None completed at this time
Amount: $125,000
Purpose: In support of a global learning collaborative to link learning and practice for greater transparency and accountability (jointly supported by Hewlett)
Agreement: Agreement With Ford Foundation via Dejusticia
Report: Narrative report and interim financial report for the Learning Collaborative (inclusive of portions not related to GI and across both Hewlett and Ford funding)
Amount: $456,418
Purpose: Africa Integrity Indicators project which is original fieldwork in Africa to support the Foundation’s annual Ibrahim Index of African Governance. (This is a follow on extension for 2018-2019 research to previous agreements)
Agreement: Latest amendment with Mo Ibrahim Foundation
Amount: $60,000
Purpose: Defending Democracy: Lessons from Around the World project
Agreement: Agreement with Omidyar Network
Report: None completed at this time
Amount: $108,000
Purpose: Learning partner for country-level data use for accountability in Nigeria and Colombia
Agreement: Agreement with Proteus Fund (TAI)
Report: None completed at this time
Amount: $1,500,000
Purpose: Three years of general operating support
Agreement: Agreement with Hewlett Foundation
Report: Interim Narrative Report and financial update
Amount: $125,000
Purpose: In support of a global learning collaborative to link learning and practice for greater transparency and accountability (jointly supported by Ford)
Agreement: Agreement with Hewlett Foundation via Dejusticia
Report: Narrative report and interim financial report for the Learning Collaborative (inclusive of portions not related to GI and across both Hewlett and Ford funding)
Financials
Disclosures
All of our Form 990 (annual tax forms) and audited financial statements are available from founding to the latest filing.