Over the last few years, the way in which governments function has undergone a significant transformation, with more services being digitized for efficient and effective delivery.
Read how Finland is working to establish easy-to-use, developer-friendly interfaces to share data resources with the public. This commitment is featured in the "What's in the 2019 Action Plans" publication.
Read how the UK is developing a digital charter to establish norms and rules for the online sphere. This commitment is featured in the "What's in the 2019 Action Plans" publication.
OGP CEO Sanjay Pradhan writes about how the COVID-19 pandemic has compelled governments and citizens alike to take unprecedented, mitigating actions. In their shared struggle, mutual trust between government and citizenry can be key for successful, mutually-reinforcing response and recovery.
On this International Women’s Day, we’re reflecting on what OGP has learned over the past year and where we hope to take inclusive open government in 2020.
Freedom of expression is an important sign of a thriving democracy, including across constantly emerging digital platforms and social media.
According to the United Nations, one in ten children around the world currently live in war-torn areas, with close to 25 million currently out of school.
Since the invention of the printing press, the relationship between governments, administrations, and citizens has been paper-based, characterised by static, standardised interfaces...
Lessons from Reformers: After the successful launch of the ProZorro e-procurement platform in 2015, Ukraine launched DoZorro...
We find ourselves in the midst of a digital revolution and the rate of upheaval is accelerating. Technological progress is happening so quickly that political actors genuinely struggle to shape it or to even keep pace.
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