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Local Roundup

The Local Roundup is a monthly publication that highlights the progress and achievements of OGP Local members. Stay informed, gain insights, and be inspired by the remarkable open government developments happening in local governments around the world.   Previous Local…

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OGP Local Brochure (2023)

Discover how OGP Local empowers local governments and civil society to make governments more open, inclusive, participatory and accountable to their citizens. Explore the benefits of joining OGP Local and find open government examples from cities and regions around the…

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How to Engage at the 2023 OGP Global Summit

As with any OGP summits, there will be lots of opportunities to get involved with the 2023 OGP Global Summit in Tallinn, Estonia. We’re looking to make this the most interactive and participatory summit yet. Here we outline what’s to…

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The Private Sector and Open Government

Private sector actors—including corporations, financial institutions, investors, government contractors—have a clear stake in opening government. Open governments can prevent corruption, increase efficiency, reduce transaction costs, and cultivate a better business environment. Though business has always been a critical part of…

OGP Summit For Democracy Resources

  In December 2021, the United States government convened the first Summit for Democracy (S4D), where more than 50 governments – including 43 member countries of the Open Government Partnership (OGP) – made more than 800 commitments to strengthen democracy,…

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The Government of Mexico City Withdraws from International Partnership on Open Government

Officials from the Government of Mexico City, Mexico announced the local government would no longer be part of the Open Government Partnership (OGP), an international partnership of...

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State of the Evidence: Algorithmic Transparency

This literature review by Matías Valderrama, María Paz Hermosilla, and Romina Garrido focuses on transparency in a broader sense and seeks to bring more clarity to the concept of algorithmic transparency by identifying some of the main mechanisms that have been proposed in the literature to promote it.

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