ACCORD
6 sources from ACCORD. It is a news source. Each one shows what it backs.
Who owns and funds it
A South African non-profit, not a news outlet. The Embassy of Ireland supports the coalitions tracker we cite. The UK government funds a separate ACCORD project.
Where its money comes from
ACCORD's Coalitions Tracker, which we cite for metro coalitions, is "Proudly supported by the Embassy of Ireland in South Africa".
ACCORD. No date on the page.
Where to look: Heading at the foot of every tracker page
ACCORD's own aid-data filing shows the UK government's FCDO funding an ACCORD Ethiopia peace project, GBP 850,000 budgeted for 2024-2027.
ACCORD. Published 3 December 2024.
Where to look: Activity title; participating-org role="1" (funding); budget elements
Sources we cite from it
- A predictable fracture: why the 'Unite for Change' experiment was doomed from the start
Published 30 April 2026 · News · Saved copy ↗
Used in - Coalitions Tracker: durban
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Used in - Coalitions Tracker: ekurhuleni
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Used in - Coalitions Tracker: johannesburg
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Used in - Coalitions Tracker: nelson-mandela-bay
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Used in - Coalitions Tracker: tshwane
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