In the last five years, algorithms have become more pervasive and the amount of governments using or planning to use algorithms in service delivery has ballooned. As a mechanism for multi-stakeholder dialogue, OGP is well-positioned to act as a space for conversations that cut deeper than the buzzwords and focus on the implementation of reforms with open government values at their heart.
In this blog, John Maritim, Director of Economic Planning and Budgeting and the OGP Point of Contact for Elgeyo-Marakwet County in Kenya, explains the risks posed by political transitions and provides concrete strategies to weather these changes.
Learn more about Mongolia's Open Gov Challenge commitment on anti-corruption.
Learn more about Sierra Leone's Open Gov Challenge commitment on justice.
In honor of International Women's Day, Diana Sagastume, speaks on the ongoing efforts to address gender-based violence in Guatemala.
In 2022, the OGP Steering Committee introduced the option for countries to develop four-year action plans, giving them a longer timeframe to tackle ambitious reforms that need more time to take root. This blog covers progress to date from members implementing these plans.
A review about some of the emerging trends in local open government reforms from all 25 local action plans submitted between April 2023 and January 2025.
In this interview, Virginia Pardo, Director of the Information Society Department at the Agency for Electronic Government and Information and Knowledge Society (AGESIC) in Uruguay, shares how innovative and transparent digital services are designed to meet public needs.
Learn more about Honduras' Open Gov Challenge commitment on anti-corruption.
Learn more about Senegal's Open Gov Challenge commitment on access to information.
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