Mobility Data Specification (MDS)
MDS standardizes communication and data-sharing between cities and private mobility providers, such as e-scooter and bike-share companies.
USA
mobility, city, Sustainable cities and communities
https://iatistandard.org/en/iati-standard/
International Aid Transparency Initiative Standard
The IATI Standard is a set of rules and guidance about what data organisations should publish and what format it should be presented in.
Active
Since 2011
Aid Effectiveness Team, Department of International Development, East Kilbride, Glasgow, G75 8EA, UK
The Standard has been to created to deliver information required to improve the coordination, accountability and effectiveness to maximise their impact on the world's poorest and most vulnerable people. A range of organisations can be IATI publishers, from governments, multilateral institutions, private sector and civil society organisations and others, to increase the transparency of information on resources flowing into developing countries. The IATI Standard allows organisations to provide detailed information for decision-making and accountability.
Evidence of this project's impact
1,112,526 Development and humanitarian activities published to the IATI Standard 1,302 IATI publishers that contribute data for decision-making and accountability (Source) — 2021-10
Related projects
Parent organization: International Aid Transparency Initiative
- Project type
- Tool or platform
- Founded
- 2011
- Language(s)
- English
- Tech stack
- BuiltWith report →
- Categories
- Data schemas and standards, Fundraising tools, Open philanthropy, Watchdogging and transparency
- Added
- 2021-10-01
- Last modified
- 2026-07-12T16:45:48.000Z
Additional details
- Number of integrations
- 0
- Metrics of success
- 1,112,526 Development and humanitarian activities published to the IATI Standard 1,302 IATI publishers that contribute data for decision-making and accountability
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