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.
En el marco del Día Internacional de la Mujer, reflexionamos sobre lo que OGP ha aprendido en el último año y hacia dónde queremos dirigir el movimiento del gobierno abierto en el 2020.
Carleton University students explore the intersections of gender and open government in Canada and beyond.
Meet Ania Calderon, the Executive Director of Open Data Charter and a leader in the gender and open government space.
¿Qué relación existe entre los datos abiertos y el gobierno abierto? Los movimientos de datos abiertos y de gobierno abierto comparten la idea de que la apertura es un principio fundamental necesario para alcanzar resultados justos. No puedes tener uno…
After the third wave of democratization from the late 70s to the 2000s, Latin America saw the growth of professional civil society organizations (CSOs) and the legal recognition of citizen participation in public policy decision making. By the time the…
Después de la tercera ola de democratización desde finales de los años 70 a los años 2000, América Latina evidenció el crecimiento profesional de las organizaciones de la sociedad civil (OSC) y el reconocimiento legal de la participación ciudadana en…
2019 was the ‘year of justice’ and that trend is not slowing down in 2020. Read about the Justice For All strategy – a collaboration among justice partners – and the future of OGP's work in justice.
When Brazilian civil society organizations, including Article 19 Brasil, started being part of regional and international conferences and conversations on open government, they felt that a Brazilian approach was necessary. These organizations needed a national space for sharing experiences and…
Meet Jen Bretaña, the OGP Government Point of Contact for South Cotabato, Philippines, and learn how the province is improving public procurement, increasing access to information, and bringing citizens closer to their government.
The movement for greater transparency in extractive industry governance and government procurement continues to march along at an inspiring pace.
In this new series, OGP Multi-Donor Trust Fund recipients share their challenges and successes in making OGP co-creation processes more collaborative and inclusive.
“Initiatives such as the Open Government Partnership open new and improved communication channels between government and citizens, and enable local government to have better information and be more accountable to the needs of their citizens,” declared Mayor Anthony K.K. Sam.…
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