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How do OGP participant countries interpret the ‘fight against corruption’ and ‘citizen engagement’?

When governments' efforts of promoting transparency and accountability in the governmental sector are accompanied by engaging civil society in the decision-making and monitoring processes, the achievable results extend beyond the material benefits. Ultimately, people's trust in the public administration and…

Where Open Meets Contracting

The open government movement has a very real challenge: ensuring that open government efforts continue to positively transform the lives of citizens around the world. In the pursuit of true, sustainable impact from openness, contracting is a key component. Open…

Is open public data a service or a right?

 Is access to open public data a service, like education, or a right, like free speech? Services are optional Governments collect taxes and use the money to provide services to their citizens. Because tax revenue is finite, no government can…

OGP One Year On: Learning from experience

OGP: From Commitment to Action As the UK meets today to discuss OGP One Year On, Mark Robinson of the UK's Department for International Development offers his view on the challenges facing participating countries for the year ahead. One year on…

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