ATI Monitoring

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Since its inception, the ATI monitors the progress of its members against their collective commitments and actions. Due to data availability, the monitoring reports are usually published with a two-year lag.   

For the original ATI Declaration (2015-2020), the ATI Secretariat published monitoring reports on a yearly basis. These reports were based largely on the data from the OECD on Official Development Assistance (ODA) for domestic revenue mobilisation (DRM) as well as monitoring surveys which were filled out by members. Information on the methodology for this reporting period can be found in the concept note for the 2016 ATI Monitoring methodology and in the methodology chapter of the 2015 ATI Monitoring Report (pp. 28-32).

For the ATI Declaration 2025 (2020-2025), ATI members developed a robust monitoring framework consisting over 30 indicators in an inclusive and interactive process. The framework laid a stronger focus on secondary and publicly available data and also adopted a multi-year reporting schedule (2020, 2023, 2025). 

The monitoring framework of the Seville Declaration on DRM will again be developed by the membership with the support of the ATI Secretariat. It will be based on the previous framework and prioritise publicly available data for new elements to be monitored. Once the framework has been developed after the consultation of all members, it will be uploaded here.