Who we are

In the face of rampant mis and disinformation and surveillance, this resource explains what makes for a healthy information ecosystem and why it matters. Join us in shaping a healthier online environment for informed and empowered communities.

Our new guide, "Guide on Transparency and Accountability for Philanthropic Organisations: Moving from Reflection to Action," provides step-by-step guidance on how to create and implement plans for transparency and accountability.

Our Participatory Strategy Library describes how funders and nonprofits have designed and executed their participatory strategic processes. TAI encourages transparent, participatory and accountable funding practices.

Why fund on tax? Explore the articulated pathways to improved tax outcomes for individual TAI members and collectively, details of funding, and how the work fits in a broader tax ecosystem.

We promote the use of more and better data by citizens and governments toward greater accountability while addressing privacy concerns.

What has been funder contributions to a new norm of beneficial ownership transparency? This evaluation, including mini case studies for 8 selected policy outcomes, explains. Plus, a methods note reflects on the challenge of evaluating contribution to global norms development.

In the face of growing restrictions on civic freedoms, this compendium lays out the ways civic space is under threat and examples of how funders are responding to help local partners.

A repository of articles and resources about philanthropy trends, funding tools, and responsible grant-making practices as featured in our Weekly Newsletter.

This site is curated and developed by the Trust, Accountability and Inclusion Collaborative (TAI) as a resource for philanthropy to inform investment in fiscal issues.