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Transparency and integrity

What the Agency publishes, what it does not publish, and how to report a breach.

What the Agency publishes

The AIGDD distinguishes between internal management information and results that may be made public. The following are published on this website: guidelines and methodologies, verified results, dashboards, case studies authorised for publication, and calls for contributions and collaborative projects that may be made public.

Each published indicator shows the date of its most recent measurement. The website does not display real-time data: it displays data that has been entered and validated, and states when this took place.

What the Agency does not publish

The following are not published: internal management data, information covered by a confidentiality clause, information whose disclosure has not been authorised by the institution concerned, and personal data.

Content may therefore exist without being visible. This is not an omission: it is a publication rule.

Demo data

Until the Agency has released its actual performance data, the dashboard may display a demonstration set of figures. This is clearly stated at the top of the page. None of the figures presented without this warning are fictitious.

Integrity

The Agency’s interventions are subject to its own methodological accountability, not that of the institutions it supports: its mandate is to provide methods, capacities and mechanisms, without taking over the specific responsibilities of those institutions.

[To be completed by the Agency: policy on the prevention of conflicts of interest and code of conduct, if applicable]

Report a breach

Any breach observed in the conduct of an operation, in the handling of a request or in a publication may be reported via the contact form.

[To be completed by the Agency: reporting procedure: recipient, confidentiality guarantees, response time]