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Why Gender, Why Now

Closing gender gaps is imperative to our organization’s growth, success and sustainability, and it is essential that all our fellow citizens - not just half of them! - have the right to information, right to participation, right to public services, and the right to realize their full potential.

U.S. Open Government Performance: S(low) and Less Steady

In August 2018, the Open Government Partnership’s (OGP) Independent Reporting Mechanism released its End-of-Term Report assessing U.S. performance under the government’s third national action plan covering the 2015-2017 reporting period. As the OGP’s National Researcher for the United States for…

An Opportunity to Walk the Talk: Making Gender Disclosure Part of the EITI Standard

By the end of 2019, the Open Government Partnership aims for at least 30% of OGP members  to take concrete gender actions, like more ambitious gender commitments and more inclusive co-creation processes. Later this month, the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative…

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Faces of Open Government: Shyamala Gomez

Shyamala Gomez is the Executive Director at the Centre for Equality and Justice. How have gender commitments in Sri Lanka’s action plans contributed to inclusion and gender equality? Sri Lanka’s first OGP national action plan had two commitments on women.…

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Making a Difference through Inclusion, SDGs, and Open Government

Read how Ukraine aligned their 2018-2020 OGP action plan with the Sustainable Development Goals.

Rethinking How We Use Open Government in Public Service Delivery

Service delivery is a critical frontier for an open government strategy. Public services are not only a key interface of people’s interaction with government, they also serve as a thermometer that can indicate a citizen’s satisfaction and trust in government.…

Launch of the OGP Multi Donor Trust Fund Support to OGP Participants

Making governments more open and accountable to citizens improves the effectiveness of service delivery, reduces corruption, and improves trust in government. However, the road to change can be difficult to embark upon and even more challenging to complete.  Improving the…

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