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Toby McIntosh

Malta
As seen in: The Guardian, Mongabay, Inter Press Service, AllAfrica, Geospatial World, Global Investigative Journalism Network, Editor & Publisher, Global Issues, PassBlue, Arlington Magazine
Independent journalist who blogs at eyeonglobaltransparency.net

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Most United Nations Bodies Lack Access to Information Policies, EYE Survey Shows

Most United Nations Bodies Lack Access to Information Policies, EYE Survey Shows

Three out of five United Nations agencies, including the UN Secretariat, have no policies on access to inform…

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No Documents, Closed Doors at the International Civil Aviation Organization · Eye on Global Tran...

No Documents, Closed Doors at the International Civil Aviation Organization · Eye on Global Tran...

Important decisions on how to reduce the impact of air travel on climate change are about to be made, in secr…

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Information Gush to Follow Drought as UNESCO Considers World Heritage Sites

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By Toby McIntosh
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By Toby McIntosh Any day now a gush of documents will be released about which new sites should be added to the UNESCO World Heritage List. The documents will reveal site evaluations and recommendations developed over the past year during a largely secret process. The impending disclosure of documents will precede a UN World Heritage Committee (WHC) meeting to be held in mid-July in Korea.
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UNESCO Appeals Panel Sticks With Secrecy; But Hints at Changing Policy

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By Toby McIntosh
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By Toby McIntosh The UNESCO panel that handles appeals under the access to information policy has refused to release any information about its first decision, requested by Eye on Global Transparency. However, the seven-person panel will consider recommending “the proactive disclosure of its decisions and reasoning” in the future, according to an April 16 letter to EYE. One reason it could not release its first decision, the panel said, was because it had not written as actual decision.
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IMF, World Bank Promises on Debt Transparency to Be Tested in Senegal

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By Toby McIntosh
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By Toby McIntosh To promote debt transparency, the International Monetary Fund promised to use “sharpened claws” and the World Bank prescribed “radical transparency.” What their words mean in practice may be revealed in Senegal in the wake of the 2024 hidden-debt scandal.
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