15 Years of OGP
Fifteen years ago, the Open Government Partnership began with a simple but bold idea: governments work better when they are transparent, accountable, and open to citizen participation.
The Open Government Partnership (OGP) helps governments and citizens work together to build more open, resilient, and prosperous societies through empowerment, collaboration, and accountability.
- 70+
- National Members
- 136
- Local Members
- 5600+
- Commitments
Introducing the Open Government Challenge
Introducing the Open Government Challenge
The Open Government Partnership (OGP) helps governments and citizens work together to build more open, inclusive, and prosperous societies through empowerment, collaboration, and accountability.
Policy Areas
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.
Explore all policy areas
OGP members address various policy areas in their action plans. Hover over the examples below to see how many members are addressing each area.
Latest from the IRM
The IRM provides independent, evidence-based, and objective reporting to hold OGP members accountable and support their open government efforts.
Republic of Korea Midterm Review 2023-2027
Implementation of the Republic of Korea’s 2023–2027 action plan has advanced across all commitments. During the first two years, commitments amended whistleblower legislation, launched an online one-stop-shop for administrative appeals, and released new government data. The refresh of the action plan focused on strengthening implementation of pending commitments such as the public participation dimensions of Commitments 7 and 8.
United Kingdom Results Report 2023-2025
The UK’s sixth national action plan resulted in improvements to the structure of procurement data, visibility of contracting opportunities, and oversight of government spending, thus implementing the 2023 Procurement Act. The UK also improved internal monitoring of the quality of international aid data, its availability and use, and with more departments publishing it in standardised formats.