The Partnership for Democracy and Accountability Programme aims to contribute to strengthening democracy and improving citizens’ lives by advancing open, inclusive and accountable government.
At national level, the Partnership for Democracy and Accountability focuses on bolstering strong alliances and accountability between OGP member governments and civil society to mainstream open, inclusive, and participatory co-creation approaches and to advance ambitious policy reforms that match the priorities of each country. At global and regional level, the Partnership will boost cross-regional peer learning, coalition building and thematic knowledge around accountability, anti-corruption, civic space, inclusion, and participation.
The programme is implemented by the Open Government Partnership (OGP) with support from the European Union.
The European Union and the Open Government Partnership (OGP) have launched a Partnership for Democracy and Accountability to strengthen democracy and improve citizens' lives...
There has been a welcome debate in recent years about how to shift power, decisions, and resources on economic and social development into the hands of the people closest to the problems that need solving. This shift to localisation includes…
The OGP Global Summit marks the conclusion of Estonia and Anabel Cruz’s terms as Co-Chairs of the OGP Steering Committee. During their one-year chairship, both parties provided a strategic direction for the Partnership as it embarked on creating and implementing…
North Macedonia’s fifth action plan was more ambitious than previous plans, but there were no significant early results following implementation. A lack of funding, personnel changes in government institutions, and the need for legislative changes delayed the completion of many…
Here's our monthly roundup of updates from the OGP Local community for November 2024. If you missed any of the previous roundups, you can find them here! CO-CREATION OF OGP LOCAL ACTION PLANS Madiun (Indonesia) held a focus group discussion…
Izabela Moreira Corrêa, Secretary for Public Integrity at the Brazilian Office of the Comptroller General (CGU) reflects on the country’s journey as a global leader in open government and its plans for the future.
Overview Name of Evaluator Facundo Nicolás Barrionuevo Email facundo.barrionuevo@unc.edu.ar Member Name Córdoba (Province), Argentina Action Plan Title Action plan - Córdoba (Province), Argentina, 2024 - 2027 Section 1. Compliance with co-creation requirements 1.1 Does a forum exist? Yes Provide a…
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