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OGP in 2014

After a burst of activity around the time of the London Summit, I’m afraid it has been way too long since I’ve posted on the OGP blog. I now have a good excuse to check in.  Today we are publishing…

A fresh look at OGP from Ireland

This blog post originally appeared on Salua Nassabay's blog and has been republished with permission from the author.  What is the first thing you do when you intend to execute a new project? You, of course conduct some research. In a…

Reminder: Upcoming OGP Deadlines

There are a busy few months coming up for many countries participating in the Open Government Partnership. New two-year National Action Plans are currently being drawn up in two batches of countries – the Cohort 2 countries that joined OGP…

Open Government with large holes

How open is our administration and governance in Denmark? "Very open," you're probably thinking. But is it so? Do you for example know exactly what your municipality has registered about you? Or do you know how to access the information they have? Can you…

Open Government med store huller

Hvor åben er vores administration og regeringsførelse egentligt i Danmark? ”Meget åben”, tænker du sikkert. Men er den så det? Ved du for eksempel præcist, hvad din kommune har registreret om dig? Eller ved du, hvordan du får adgang til…

Ireland’s OGP Journey

Economists may argue about the precise mechanisms through which the quality of public governance underpins economic prosperity but organisations like the OECD and the World Bank have long advocated policies founded on this linkage. Their consistent advice is that greater…

The Missing Link: How to Engage the Private Sector in OGP

This post originally appeared on Martin Tisne's blog Open Up and has been republished with permission from the author.  Exciting Open Government Partnership (OGP) related development: a ‘private sector council’ has been created to develop recommendations for the OGP Steering Committee on engaging…

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