Timeliness

The time-lag statistics attempt to assess how up to date the data is at the point that it is refreshed. For instance a publisher may refresh their data monthly, but the refreshed data is in fact three months old. Alternatively a publisher may only refresh their data once a year, but when they do it contains current data that is less than one month out of date. Transactions are the most numerous and most regularly refreshed elements in reported IATI activities and they are therefore used to make this assessment. The table of statistics shows the number of transaction dates reported in each of the last twelve calendar months. The current month is shown for informational purposes, but excluded from the assessment.

Key:
Red flag: Publisher currently publishing future transaction dates.
Yellow flag: Publisher not currently publishing future transaction dates, but did report future transactions at some point in the last twelve calendar months (See exceptions).

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