- Transparency of Chinese Aid: An analysis of the published information on Chinese external financial flows1.73 MB
The Chinese government publishes less data about its overseas aid spending than western donors, but more than is commonly thought, according to a new report from the campaign group, Publish What You Fund and the Centre for Chinese Studies at Stellenbosch university.
Transparency of Chinese Aid, launched in September with a debate at Chatham House in London, highlights the shortcomings of Chinese aid information disclosure. These include the tendency to report aggregate levels rather than country-specific data, the absence of a central monitoring agency, and the lack of impact assessments.
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