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The next step for Australian aid transparency: publish the datasets

Matthew Morris

Published: 18 Aug 2026

Australia's aid transparency architecture has come a long way, but the next step isn't more dashboards or indicators. It's publishing two spreadsheets that would unlock the analytical value of the entire framework.About the author/sMatthew MorrisMatthew Morris helped to establish the Development Policy Centre and served as the Centre’s first Deputy Director. Matt is a development economist with 30 years’ experience. He is currently an independent consultant.

Australia's aid transparency architecture has come a long way, but the next step isn't more dashboards or indicators. It's publishing two spreadsheets that would unlock the analytical value of the entire framework.About the author/s Matthew Morris Matthew Morris helped to establish the Development Policy Centre and served as the Centre’s first Deputy Director. Matt is a development economist with 30 years’ experience. He is currently an independent consultant.

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