The global dashboard informs on partner countries' participation in the 2023-2026 exercise as well as on development co-operation policies, mechanisms, and more. Updates are made on a rolling basis based on internal research and the latest Global Partnership for Effective Development Co-operation (GPEDC) monitoring results.
The Global Partnership monitoring is a partner country-led exercise to promote collective accountability on the effectiveness of development co-operation. Guided by the four internationally agreed principles for effective development co-operation, the monitoring tracks progress of partner countries, development partners and other actors in implementing their agreed commitments to more effective development co-operation. The monitoring exercise drives behavior change by focusing on how stakeholders partner at the country level for better development results.
Since 2011, 99 partner countries have led the monitoring exercise in collaboration with hundreds of development partners and other actors. The first three global monitoring rounds took place in 2014, 2016, and 2018. Following this, a participatory and comprehensive reform ensured the exercise continues to meet its original aims and the evolving needs of stakeholders. The renewed monitoring features a new framework (what we measure) and an improved process (how we measure).