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En El Salvador un secreto guardado por 57 años está por revelarse

Want to read this blog in English? La Constitución salvadoreña establece la obligación de los funcionarios públicos de dar cuenta sobre su patrimonio al finalizar el ejercicio de sus funciones gubernamentales. El Art. 240 del texto constitucional detalla con bastante…

In El Salvador, a 57-year-old secret is about be revealed

¿Quieres leer este blog en español? The Salvadoran Constitution states that public officials must disclose their assets at the end of their terms. In cases in which there is an unjustified difference between the personal wealth of public servants and…

El Impacto de los Datos Abiertos en Paraguay

Los datos abiertos están causando impacto en varios países en los cuáles se ha comenzado a abrir y disponibilizar datos; pero más importante aún se ha empezado a utilizar dichos datos en herramientas e investigaciones. Tal es el caso del…

Romanian civil society takes co-creation very seriously

Romania is approaching the term for adopting its third National OGP Action Plan. The second, under implementation, was adopted in a participative and inclusive manner, but mostly lead by the government. This time, the civil society started the consultation by…

Lessons from Lima: What can OGP Learn from EITI?

This piece was also posted on the Natural Resource Governance Institute blog.  Like the Open Government Partnership, the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) is premised on equal partnership. Full, meaningful participation of independent civil society at both the national and…

Great Ideas for OGP Action Plans: Opening Budgets

This post is part of a blog series we are running over the next few weeks to highlight core open government issues and give you ideas to consider as you develop your new action plan. Last week, we focused on…

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