OGP convenes an informal network of implementing governments, mobilizing a cross-country coalition of those working on algorithmic accountability. The network currently includes countries that are implementing reforms on opening algorithms, including through commitments in their OGP action plans. It includes representatives from the Governments of Canada, Finland, France, New Zealand, the Netherlands, Scotland, and the United Kingdom.
The network convenes quarterly to discuss issues around implementation. The network meetings also include civil society partners and other experts, based on the topic of discussion.
As governments increasingly turn to algorithms to automate decision-making for public services, the AI Now Institute, Ada Lovelace Institute, and OGP are partnering to launch the first global study evaluating the initial wave of algorithmic accountability policy.
This blog series is informed by the perspectives of participants in the Open Algorithms Network convened by the OGP Support Unit. These bring together government reformers advancing algorithmic accountability, including through their OGP action plans, along with civil society partners working on the topic. The OGP SU would like to acknowledge the members of this group for sharing their experiences and informing policy dialogue on this set of evolving issues.
The Republic of Moldova’s fifth OGP action plan covers priority areas for the country’s accession to the European Union (EU). It features promising commitments on implementation of the new access to information law and improving public participation in decision-making. Active…
This report covers the implementation of Canada’s fourth action plan for 2018–2021.[1] In 2022, consistently with the IRM Refresh,[2] the IRM began to implement a new approach to its research process and the scope of its reporting on action plans.…
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