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Funding and conflicts of interest

The disclosure rules protecting the Exchange’s independence and the reader’s ability to assess our work.

Last updated 12 August 2026

Funding principles

We may receive membership fees, grants, donations, sponsorship or commissioned-research income consistent with our purpose. Funding never buys editorial influence, endorsement, political access or the right to suppress findings.

Public disclosure

A public funding register will be added to this page when material external funding is accepted. It will identify the funder, the broad purpose of support and relevant restrictions, subject only to legitimate privacy and security considerations.

Contributor declarations

Authors, reviewers, staff and discussion contributors must disclose financial, professional, political, organisational or personal interests that could reasonably be perceived to affect their work. Relevant declarations will accompany published material or be addressed through recusal.

Commissioned work

Commissioned outputs will identify the commissioner and funding relationship. The Exchange retains responsibility for methods, evidence standards and editorial conclusions. If those conditions cannot be maintained, the work will not be published under our name.

Raise a concern

Questions about a funding relationship or undeclared interest can be sent to info@ghanapolicyexchange.org.