Empowering the People – Our Antidote to Authoritarianism
Remarks made by OGP CEO Sanjay Pradhan at the Opening Plenary of the 2018 Global Summit in Tbilisi, Georgia, on July 18, 2018.
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Protecting Land and Livelihood
Citizens fight to better understand their land rights and protect their community land.
Truly open government means handing over power – 1.8 billion young people are ready to take it
Truly open, accountable governance cannot be advanced from the top down. Nor can it come about without the leadership of half the world’s population - young people. That’s why I’m excited to see a strong focus on youth in the…
Open government needs to put more eggs on the table
When leaders from the Open Government Partnership gathered for a high-level retreat in April of this year to discuss key priorities for the partnership, one theme came through clearly in the many rich discussions amongst government and civil society leaders:…
Empowering youth through open government commitments
There are 1.8 billion young people in the world, and it is the fastest growing age group on the planet. Although dynamic, youth is often deprived access to decision-makers, especially in developing countries. Through open government, young activists attempt to…
Ten Things to Watch in Tbilisi
As Georgia welcomes the world to Tbilisi for the 5th Open Government Global Summit, here are some key things to be the look out for during the week. Seventy-six OGP countries and local communities are in the process of drafting…
Promoting Democracy, Improving Governance, Renewing Trust
Learn More: Empowering citizens, Opening Governments: The Four Frontiers of Open Government Open Government Leaders from over Twenty Countries in Asia and the Pacific Meet in Seoul The Government of the Republic of Korea hosted the Open Government Partnership (OGP)…