New Grand Bargain Self-Reporting

After an extensive revision process conducted by Development Initiatives, we are pleased to present the revised indicators for the Grand Bargain self-reporting, which Signatories will be required to report against in 2024.

This streamlined self-report is designed to improve comparability and accountability. It will also serve as the basis for the light annual presentation of self-reports  to be compiled by the Grand Bargain Secretariat. Furthermore, in line with the aim to simplify the self-reporting process, Signatories must submit their reports through an online form. 

This self-report primarily outlines indicators related to quality funding, localisation, and participation, as well as the cross-cutting issues of gender and risk sharing. The nexus, innovative financing, and anticipatory action have been newly prioritised within the 3.0 framework, but specific objectives are yet to be defined. Clarity and more focused indicators for these areas are expected to emerge from upcoming events, caucuses, or Communities of Practice, and will be included in the 2025 and 2026 self-reports.