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In 2019, OGP funders commissioned Oxford Policy Management (OPM) to undertake an independent evaluation of the OGP’s core institutions, and the efforts of the OGP Support Unit (SU) in particular. The evaluation was supported by the British Department for International…

When eight governments and nine civil society leaders launched OGP in 2011, no one expected it to reach its current size and scope. Over the last ten years, however, OGP has grown in ways that have exceeded expectations.

As OGP marks 10 years since its founding, see how the OGP platform and a growing global community of reformers in governments, civil society, business, media and international organizations have advanced a variety of policy areas.

As we reflect on the first 10 years of OGP and plan ahead for the next decade, we look back on data from nearly 200 OGP action plans and assess whether the platform is working as intended.

The Ada Lovelace Institute, AI Now Institute, and OGP have partnered to launch the first global study to analyze the initial wave of algorithmic accountability policy for the public sector. 

The global adoption of data protection legislation has been slow. Only 66 per cent of countries in the world have legislation in force, while an additional 10 per cent have draft legislation. African countries are behind this global trend, with…

This paper aims to inform the Legislative Engagement Policy review and serves as background for consultations with parliaments and partners.

Discover trends, promising commitments and more from the latest round of OGP action plans.

When it comes to the health of democracy and political communication, the perceived role of social media and digital technologies has shifted from hero to villain in record time...