Featured Commitment: Transparency in Lobbying
Compromiso destacado: transparencia en el cabildeo
Engagement en vedette: transparence dans le lobbying
Credit: Valsts kanceleja/ State Chancellery of Latvia
What's in the 2019 Action Plans
This commitment story is featured in What’s in the 2019 Action Plans. Read the full publication here.
What’s in the 2019 Action Plans
Explore commitments OGP members made in their 2019 action plans, including commitments to watch in each of the eight focus policy areas in OGP’s three year strategy.
A lack of lobbyingLobbying transparency allows the public to ensure that there is diversity of participation and contribution to public decision-making. Technical specifications: Policies and actions affecting lobbying... transparencyAccording to OGP’s Articles of Governance, transparency occurs when “government-held information (including on activities and decisions) is open, comprehensive, timely, freely available to the pub... More in the parliament has led to high levels of public distrust. The government has tried to address this through legislationCreating and passing legislation is one of the most effective ways of ensuring open government reforms have long-lasting effects on government practices. Technical specifications: Act of creating or r... over the last ten years. To achieve this long sought-after aim, the government formed the Lobbying Transparency Working Group to create and present a lobbying transparency law to the parliament. To facilitate effective implementation of the law, the government has specifically committed to a public awareness campaign and will add the topic of lobbying transparency to public administration training for high-level public officials. This multi-part approach aims to increase public knowledge of how the lobbying process works, who influences government decision-making, and how to get involved.
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Featured Photo: Latvian Prime Minister Krišjānis Kariņš and Director of State Chancellery Janis Citskovskis meet with OGP Chief Executive Officer Sanjay Pradhan and team to discuss open government strategies in Riga, Latvia. Photo by Valsts kanceleja / State Chancellery of Latvia
Esta historia aparece en la publicación Qué hay en los planes de acción de 2019. Vea la publicación completa aquí.
What’s in the 2019 Action Plans
Explore commitments OGP members made in their 2019 action plans, including commitments to watch in each of the eight focus policy areas in OGP’s three year strategy.
La falta de transparencia en el cabildeo en el parlamento ha resultado en niveles altos de desconfianza del público. El Gobierno ha intentado abordar este problema a través de legislaciones en los últimos diez años. Para lograr este objetivo, el Gobierno creó el Grupo de trabajo para la transparencia en el cabildeo, el cual creará y presentará una ley de transparencia del cabildeo al parlamento. Con el fin de facilitar la implementación efectiva de la ley, el Gobierno se comprometió a promover una campaña de sensibilización. Asimismo, incluirá el tema de transparencia en el cabildeo en las capacitaciones a funcionarios de alto nivel. Este enfoque multisectorial tiene como objetivo aumentar el conocimiento público sobre cómo funciona el proceso de cabildeo, quién influye en la toma de decisiones del Gobierno y cómo participar.
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En la foto: El primer ministro letón, Krišjānis Kariņš, y el director de la cancillería estatal, Janis Citskovskis, se reúnen con el director ejecutivo de OGP, Sanjay Pradhan, y el equipo de OGP para hablar sobre las estrategias de gobierno abierto en Riga, Letonia. Imagen: Valsts kanceleja / State Chancellery of Latvia
Cette histoire est présentée dans la publication Contenu des plans d’action 2019. Voir la publication complète ici.
What’s in the 2019 Action Plans
Explore commitments OGP members made in their 2019 action plans, including commitments to watch in each of the eight focus policy areas in OGP’s three year strategy.
Le manque de transparence du lobbying au Parlement a grandement miné la confiance du public. Au cours des dix dernières années, le gouvernement a tenté de remédier à cette situation par voie législative. Pour atteindre cet objectif de longue date, le gouvernement a créé le groupe de travail sur la transparence du lobbying afin de créer et de présenter une loi sur la transparence du lobbying au Parlement. Pour faciliter la mise en œuvre efficace de cette loi, le gouvernement s’est précisément engagé à mener une campagne de sensibilisation du public et ajoutera le thème de la transparence du lobbying à la formation en matière d’administration publique destinée aux hauts fonctionnaires. Cette approche en plusieurs parties vise à mieux faire connaître au public le fonctionnement du lobbying, les personnes qui influencent les décisions du gouvernement et la manière dont la population peut participer.
En savoir plus:
- Le quatrième plan d’action OGP de la Lettonie
- L’engagement de la Lettonie en matière de l’intégrité politique
Photo : Le Premier ministre letton Krišjānis Kariņš et le directeur de la chancellerie d’État Janis Citskovskis rencontrent le directeur général du PGO Sanjay Pradhan et l’équipe du PGO pour discuter des stratégies de gouvernement ouvert à Riga, en Lettonie. Valsts kanceleja / State Chancellery of Latvia
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