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Summary and key findings insummary:"conflict of interest"
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Regions the document covers or discusses geography:Canada
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  • The report finds that while MSIs like the APRM, OGP, and EITI produce significant research on governance, they remain largely unknown to the general public and are often perceived as esoteric, technical exercises for elites. A media monitoring survey from mid-2016 to mid-2017 showed that the EITI has the highest media footprint, followed by the OGP, with the APRM lagging behind. The authors argue that MSIs struggle with 'open-washing,' where governments join for publicity without intending to reform, and that their reports are often too long and technical for journalists to translate into public action. To increase impact, the report recommends that MSIs move beyond merely informing the public toward mobilizing citizens through strategic alliances with social movements, using local languages and radio, and adopting a more aggressive 'naming and shaming' approach for non-compliant members.

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    Regions: AfricaWorld
  • The report evaluates the IAI's progress since 1994, highlighting its success in developing scientific capacity and high-quality natural science research. It identifies a critical need to improve the communication of scientific results to decision-makers and proposes a strategic focus on the human impacts of global change. The IAI intends to maintain its current broad scientific agenda while enhancing the methodology of implementation to foster deeper interaction between interdisciplinary scientists and policy-makers across the Americas.

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    Regions: Americas
  • The Green Climate Fund Board has formally noted the findings of the 'Independent Evaluation of the Green Climate Fund’s Approach to and Protection of Whistleblowers and Witnesses' and the Secretariat's subsequent management response. The Board has tasked the Ethics and Audit Committee with reviewing these findings alongside the Independent Integrity Unit's policy review to provide further recommendations. Additionally, the Independent Evaluation Unit is required to submit a management action report within one year of the Board considering those recommendations.

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    Themes: governance

    Document type: Statement

    Regions: World
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