Faces of Open Government: Madrid
Since joining OGP Local in 2016, Madrid has worked to enhance open government with civil society. We spoke with city leaders about their journey and what’s next in their fourth OGP action plan.
Money is a necessary and growing component in modern competitive elections. However, it provokes distrust and cynicism among the electorate, and can be a tool for corruption by those with resources.
Ensuring transparency of money in politics has increasingly become an area of interest for OGP members, who are working on ways to empower citizens to oversee and monitor the source of election financing. Early indications show that political finance commitments are highly effective and indicate strong results. Tackling the ill effects of money in politics also helps level the playing field and open access to political processes to women and other groups who may be traditionally excluded.
This policy brief on political finance provides a helpful review.
2022 | Broken Links
How can open data help shine a light on political corruption and make political systems fairer and more inclusive? How… |
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2022 | Global Data Barometer: Political Integrity
In this module, the Global Data Barometer, OGP, and Transparency International share resources for both policy-makers and civil society organizations… |
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2021 | The New Leadership Playbook
Nothing about the inherent nature of business dictates that irreversible environmental damage, poor labor standards and conformity in leadership … |
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2021 | Le Créateur d’Engagements Anti-Corruption (Français)
Global Integrity, Open Data Charter, ILDA , AODN, et OD4D partagent 4 étapes pour générer des engagements OGP de données… |
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2021 | El Creador de Compromisos Anti-Corrupción (Español)
Global Integrity, Open Data Charter, ILDA , AODN, y OD4D comparten cuatro pasos para generar compromisos OGP de datos abiertos… |
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Since joining OGP Local in 2016, Madrid has worked to enhance open government with civil society. We spoke with city leaders about their journey and what’s next in their fourth OGP action plan.
OGP members need to address concerns around high-risk professional services. This is a necessary complement to the tremendous strides taken by members around issues of fiscal openness, beneficial ownership, and open contracting.
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