Funding shortfalls and stalled legislation continue to limit commitment implementation in Ghana. However, passage of the long-awaited Right to Information Act and establishment of the Office of the Special Prosecutor marked important progress in establishing the legal and administrative infrastructure…
Join OGP and EITI and leaders from government, civil society, public and private sectors on Wednesday, May 19 for a high-level engagement on advancing beneficial ownership transparency in Africa.
In 2021, the Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM) published the Design Report for Tunisia’s third action plan (2018-2020). The report covers the development of the action plan and the design of its commitments. In Tunisia, the IRM’s findings are summarized below:…
Argentina’s fourth action plan was the result of a meaningful co-creation process, stemming from the lessons learned from previous action plans, in the context of a relatively healthy civic space and with solid, articulated and active participation from civil society.…
Plan after plan, Costa Rica continues to improve its co-creation processes. This time participation improved in terms of quantity and quality, as it engaged more organizations and achieved greater ownership from them throughout the process. The funds allocated to execute…
In 2021, the Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM) published the implementation report for Ghana's third action plan. The report covers the progress of Ghana's commitment implementation between 2017 and 2019. In Ghana, the IRM researcher Titilope F. Ajay's findings are summarized…
Learn how the Philippines is using open government approaches to address the needs and gaps in their education system.
Annalyn Sevilla es subsecretaria de finanzas del departamento de educación de Filipinas (DepEd). Actualmente, el DepED está trabajando en reformas de gobierno abierto que buscan implementar una plataforma de monitoreo y evaluación participativa para atender los vacíos y necesidades en…
In today’s digital age, elections are won, lost and called into question over social media. With little to no system of checks and balances in place for political parties, candidates, online actors and platforms, tech companies can spell out their own rules for political advertising...
Hoy, en la era digital, las elecciones se ganan, pierden y cuestionan en las redes sociales. Existen pocos controles para los partidos políticos, candidatos y plataformas digitales, por lo que las empresas tecnológicas definen sus propias reglas sobre la publicidad…
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