
Faces of Open Government: Sarah Wesonga
Meet Sarah Wesonga, Program Officer for Transparency and Access to Information at ARTICLE 19 Eastern Africa.
OGP is delighted to announce a new expansion of OGP Local with a planned intake of up to 50 new local governments in 2024. To that end, we are launching a call for expressions of interest for new local members interested in joining OGP.
Learn moreMeet Sarah Wesonga, Program Officer for Transparency and Access to Information at ARTICLE 19 Eastern Africa.
OGP Local, UNDP, and UCLG have united to bolster local government efforts, showcasing innovative open government strategies and effective communication of SDG local action.
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