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Why Ukraine can do it
This piece originally appeared on the Open Government Institute website. I live few hundreds kilometers away from Kiev, Ukraine and this country is indeed close to my heart from different perspectives and various reasons! It is always a great pleasure…
Interview with the Regent of Bojonegoro, Suyoto Ngartep Mustajab
¿Quieres leer este blog en español? Mr. Suyoto Ngartep Mustajab is the current Regent of the Regency of Bojonegoro. His regency is one of those participating in OGP’s Subnational Government Pilot Program. What do you think made your government a…
Faces of Open Government – Ibu Raden Siliwati
Ibu Raden Siliwati is the Director of State Apparatus, Ministry of National Development Planning, Republic of Indonesia. Quieres leer este blog en español? What got you personally involved in open government? What in your background inspired you to work in this…
The Progress of OGP in Papua New Guinea
¿Quieres leer este blog en español? To the extent that geography can pervade a country’s sense of self, Papua New Guinea (PNG) has often been described as inaccessible, with an abundant plurality of cultures borne of isolation. With a sparse…
Open Government for Sustainable Development in Asia-Pacific: Results are in!
Gobierno Abierto para el Desarrollo Sustentable en Asia Pacífica: ¡Ya tenemos resultados!
Earlier this summer, the UNDP Bangkok Regional Hub and OGP launched a call for information on open government initiatives that are contributing to or have the potential to contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the…
Este verano, el Centro Regional de Bangkok del PNUD lanzó la convocatoria de información sobre iniciativas de gobierno abierto que están contribuyendo o tienen el potencial de contribuir a alcanzar los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible (ODS) en la región Asia…
Beggars and Netizens: Crowdsourcing policy-making in Armenia
¿Quieres leer este blog en español? In ancient times, people were privileged with several chances to meet their king in the streets, who would be dressed as a beggar to talk to his citizens. “Are you happy with your king,…
Open Government Partnership means being pro-civil society
Seven countries voted against the civil society space resolution at the recent session of the United Nation’s Human Rights Council. These countries are China, Congo, Cuba, Nigeria, Russia, South Africa and Venezuela. The nine countries that abstained are Bolivia, Burundi,…
OGP in the News – Week of July 25, 2016
A series providing a round-up of media attention received by the Open Government Partnership throughout the world. This week, while news items related to OGP emerged from all over the globe, coverage was particularly strong from outlets in Africa as…
Towards the conformation of the Third Greek OGP Action Plan: Open Knowledge Greece makes three commitments
This piece originally appeared on Open Knowledge Greece On the 5th of July in Athens, the open dialogue on Greece’s Third National Action Plan to the Open Government Partnership commenced where Open Knowledge Greece presented its 3 commitments for the…