Примеры использования Transparency index на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Aid Transparency Index: improvements for Europe's multilateral development banks but still a long way to go.
CSR Development Centre has compiled the Website Transparency Index for 100 largest Ukrainian companies.
The transparency indexes of both banks are more than 30% below the average of all EU institutions which stands at 56.7.
In 2014, UNDP was ranked at the top of the annual Aid Transparency Index of development agencies.
Ukraine Companies' Transparency Index was launched in November 2011 based on methodology of"Beyond Business" organization.
This effort has been recognized in our being ranked first andthird in the International Aid Transparency Index in 2012 and 2013 respectively.
In the Aid Transparency Index, PWYF notes that all activity-related documents and performance information are not published to the IATI Registry.
In the first quarter of 2017, the Fund received 10 out 10 in the Linaburg-Maduell Transparency Index, a sovereign wealth fund transparency rating.
The new Aid Transparency Index makes a comparative assessment and ranking of 60 donor organisations, among which are 17 multilateral organisations.
The EBRD has finally committed to publish information to theIATI Standard in 2015, however it still remains at the bottom of the Aid Transparency Index in the‘Poor' category.
According to the 2013 Aid Transparency Index, the Bank is already lagging behind other multilateral organisations in terms of transparency. .
Artyom Tsirin, an IZISP researcher and co-creator of Russia's International Program for Monitoring Corruption(MONKOR),criticizes the Transparency index for being too reliant on"psychological attitudes of the people surveyed.
The 2016 Aid Transparency Index(ATI) brings relatively good news for Europe's two main development banks, the European Investment Bank(EIB) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development EBRD.
The European Investment Bank(EIB) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development(EBRD) are ranked 16th and17th respectively out of 17 multilateral organisations on the 2014 Aid Transparency Index(ATI) which is published today.
The transparency index comes at a momentous time for the EIB as the institution is currently reviewing its transparency policy and NGOs fear that the‘EU bank' is preparing to further downgrade its transparency requirements.
The Fund was ranked as the first among climate finance institutions in the 2012 Aid Transparency Index assessed by the International Aid Transparency Initiative(IATI) and seventeenth out of 72 institutions overall.
The new policy casts serious doubts over thebank's commitments to improve transparency and may further undermine its already bad reputation given its terrible rankings on the yearly published Aid Transparency Index 2.
According to the Aid Transparency Index 2014[2], the EIB was assessed as having poor transparency standards among international donors and is one of the two most non-transparent multilateral development banks.
The government's strategy to attract foreign investment was further demonstrated by Dubai retaining its position as the most transparent real estatemarket in the region, according to JLL's recently released Global Real Estate Transparency Index for 2018.
In January 2018, ALROSA entered the list of Top-10 companies with the highest transparency index in the framework of the study"Transparency in Corporate Reporting", prepared by Transparency International- Russia.
The Administrator highlighted the organization's commitment to transparency and accountability, as reflected in its public disclosureof internal audit reports, and its first place transparency ranking among multilateral development organizations in the most recent Aid Transparency Index.
UNDP was ranked in the top 10 among 72 organizations in the 2012 Aid Transparency Index review(published by Publish What You Fund) and, following decision 2008/37 of the Executive Board, fully discloses audit reports.
Brussels- The European Investment Bank(EIB) and the European Bank for Reconstruction andDevelopment(EBRD) score low on transparency according to the‘2012 Aid Transparency Index'[1] published today by the campaign group‘Publish What You Fund.
This commitment to transparency is evidenced in the 2014 Aid Transparency Index, which recognized UNDP as the most transparent development organization for its"commendable performance" in publishing information beyond international standards this year, placing it first overall out of 68 major agencies evaluated worldwide.
Operational transparency standards at the European Investment Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development continue to deteriorate, according to the 2014 Aid Transparency Index(ATI) published in October by aid watchdog Publish What You Fund PWYF.
She was pleased to update colleagues on the active engagement of UNDP in the International Aid Transparency Initiative,its recent top 10 rating in the inaugural Aid Transparency Index, the 1 January 2012 adoption of International Public Sector Accounting Standards(IPSAS) and its commitment to full disclosure of audit information by end 2012.
Corruption Perception Index, Transparency International, Eastern and Central Europe and Central Asia.
DTEK took first place in the Website Transparency and CSR Index.
Corruption Perceptions Index; orBribe Payers Index Transparency International.