Europe
El indulto y la apertura de la justicia: ¿por qué no también participación, además de más transparencia?
Según noticias recientes como ésta publicada en El País, parece que se habla de regeneración democrática y reforma institucional en España, y que se proponen medidas de más transparencia y rendición de cuentas también en instituciones relacionadas con la justicia,…
Public survey on Open Justice – will you participate?
Hello all, A survey which forms part of the study “Open Justice: transparency and proximity to justice within the current context of Open Government” is now available for public participation. The study intends to explore the concept of Open Justice…
Faces of Open Government – Igor Vidacak
In this section of the OGP newsletter, we feature open government champions both from government and civil society, and ask them about their OGP experiences. Here is what they have to say: How does open government make a difference in…
Global Open Government Partnership offers new platform for reformers
This post originally appeared on TASC's blog, http://www.progressive-economy.ie/ and has been republished with permission from the author. Ireland published its first National Action Plan on 23 July as part of the global Open Government Partnership (OGP). The two year plan contains a total of…
Un modello “bottom-up” per l’open government italiano
L’Open Government Partnership è un accordo multilaterale che mira a riunire quei paesi i cui governi e le cui società civili vogliono lavorare insieme per sviluppare e attuare ambiziose riforme di governo aperto attraverso metodologie standard. Esso coinvolge diversi attori:…
A bottom-up model for Italian Open government
As a multilateral initiative, the Open Government Partnership aims at connecting the countries whose governments and civil societies are willing to work together to develop and implement ambitious open government reforms through shared methods. It involves governments, politicians, administrators, citizens…
NGO Open Government Partnership Conference in Bosnia and Herzegovina
The protests in February demonstrated that ordinary people in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) want the country’s leaders to address core socio-economic issues, make progress on reforms, and most importantly, create new jobs. The scale of the recent floods, and the…
Civil society pressure helps remove Freedom of Information fees
This post originally appeared on Open Knowledge Ireland. Open Knowledge Ireland welcomes the announcement by the Minister that the suggested reforms to the FOI fees regime includes the removal of the €15 application fee for non-personal requests. On April 10th 2014…
Independent assessment of the progress of the first 2012-2013 OGPA implementation in Moldova
Since Moldova joined the Open Government Partnership two years ago, the implementation of the Open Government Action Plan (OGAP) has been average, with around 53% of the actions being completed. The results are presented in two independent reports (“Evaluation report…