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Nearly half of the nine commitments in Portugal’s second action plan achieved moderate early results. While the process for co-creating Portugal’s second action plan was highly collaborative, engagement with the Multi-Stakeholder Forum (MSF) and civil society was inconsistent during the…

Nigeria’s third action plan continues open government reforms that aim to tackle corruption. Dedicated funding and a strong coalition of reformers set commitments to open the budget process and increase beneficial ownership transparency apart. Successful implementation will likely depend on…

Finland’s fifth OGP action plan continues advancing priorities such as civic participation, public service training, and open data. The commitments mostly pursue incremental improvements to government practices. The national dialogues, which Finland started in the previous action plan, could yield…

Lithuania's sixth action plan includes a promising commitment to establish new regulatory practices around public consultations at the ministerial and subordinate levels. During implementation, the Office of the Government needs to specify the commitments further by identifying what it aims…

Mongolia’s fourth action plan opened access to usable information on public procurement and government services, as well as strengthening access to information legislation. The national OGP platform offered little oversight or coordination with civil society or government commitment holders but…

North Macedonia is currently implementing its sixth action plan. The commitments in North Macedonia’s fifth action plan are organised under five themes: anti-corruption, citizen participation & participative decision making, access to justice, development & use of digital technologies, and activities…