Tarik Nesh-Nash joined OGP in June 2021 as a Senior Regional Coordinator of Africa and the Middle East. He brings diverse backgrounds in technology, law, business, and humanitarian fields with 20+ years of international field experience applied in more than 30 countries in the transparency and citizen participation space.
He has been actively engaged in efforts related to participatory legislation, civic crowdsourcing, data-driven decision-making and open innovation for development.
He has launched a series of social organizations to promote inclusive participatory development including the Center of Excellence for Development, Impact For Development, ICT4Dev Research Center, and GovRight.
Fluent in English, French, Spanish and Arabic, Tarik has previously worked in software development at Microsoft in the United States and China. He has also engaged in Human Rights protection in Iraq with the International Committee of the Red Cross. He has a Masters in Computer Science from the University of Washington and has completed fellowships in the law school of Cornell University and the business school of RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia. Tarik has received recognition from the UN SDG Solutions Summit and the Ashoka Fellowship.
Tarik is based in Morocco.
Learn how reformers in Morocco are advancing the open government agenda on three fronts: at the national level, local level, and through the Parliament.
Descubre los reformadores en Marruecos están impulsando la agenda de gobierno abierto en tres frentes: a nivel nacional, a nivel local y a través del Parlamento.
In Morocco, the pandemic has encouraged civil society, academia, government institutions, and the private sector to work together to find innovative, sustainable, and efficient ways to tackle COVID-19.
A time of crisis can shine a spotlight on the quality of services offered by governments. As is the case during the COVID-19 pandemic, some governments are faced with unprecedented challenges that are hard to address due to unpreparedness and…
Los tiempos de crisis tienden a descubrir la calidad de los servicios que ofrecen los gobiernos. Tal es el caso de la pandemia del COVID-19: algunos gobiernos están enfrentando retos sin precedentes debido a la falta de preparación y la…
Une période de crise peut mettre en lumière la qualité des services offerts par les gouvernements. C’est le cas durant la période de la pandémie de COVID-19, où certains gouvernements ont été confrontés à des défis sans précédent, difficiles à…
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