Opening Public Budgets
Over the past 15 years, OGP member countries have made significant progress in applying the principles of transparency, participation, and public accountability to open up the budgeting process to the people they serve.
The Open Government Partnership (OGP) helps governments and citizens work together to build more open, resilient, and prosperous societies through empowerment, collaboration, and accountability.
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The Open Government Partnership (OGP) helps governments and citizens work together to build more open, inclusive, and prosperous societies through empowerment, collaboration, and accountability.
Reformers in government and civil society are making governance more
transparent, inclusive, and accountable. Our organization stands out by advancing
reform across a wide range of policy areas.
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OGP members address various policy areas in their action plans. Hover over the examples below to see how many members are addressing each area.
The IRM provides independent, evidence-based, and objective reporting to hold OGP members accountable and support their open government efforts.
Albania’s sixth action plan delivered moderate early results in public procurement transparency and public consultation, driven by strong political backing and oversight. Albania’s commitments complemented ongoing EU accession reforms and the plan was the first to be co-created and implemented with a formal multi-stakeholder forum.
Senegal’s second plan saw the long-awaited passage of fundamental open government legislation, including the Access to Information Act and Whistleblower Protection Act (the first in Francophone Africa). Updated government decrees have also strengthened the anticorruption authority and have expanded the scope of asset declarations.
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