Government Steering Committee Members
| Government | Region | Current Term Ends* | Ministerial Lead |
| Argentina (Lead Government Co-chair 2019-2020) | Americas | 2021 (first term) | Andres Horacio Ibarra, Deputy Chief of Cabinet and Secretary of Modernization |
| Canada | Americas | 2020 (first term) | Joyce Murray, President of the Treasury Board and Minister of Digital Government |
| France | Europe | 2021 (second term) | Cédric O, Minister of State for the Digital Sector |
| Georgia | Asia – Pacific | 2022 (second term) | Kakha Kakhishvili, Head of the Administration |
| Germany | Europe | 2022 (first term) | Helge Braun, Head of the Federal Chancellery and Federal Minister for Special Tasks |
| Indonesia | Asia – Pacific | 2022 (first term) | Bambang Brodjonegoro, Minister of National Development Planning |
| Italy | Europe | 2020 (first term) | Fabiana Dadone, Minister of Public Administration |
| Nigeria | Africa | 2021 (first term) | Abubakar Malami, Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice |
| Romania | Europe | 2021 (second term) | Andreea Pastirnac, Foreign Policy Advisor to the Prime Minister |
| South Africa | Africa | 2020 (second term) | Senzo Mchunu, Minister of Public Service and Administration |
| South Korea (Incoming Government Co-Chair 2020 – 2021) | Asia | 2021 (first term) | Chin Young, Minister of the Interior and Safety |
*Steering Committee members are eligible to serve for a maximum of two consecutive three-year terms. Current members seeking a second term must be reelected first to stay on the SC.
Civil Society Steering Committee Members
You can read the biographies of the Civil Society Steering Committee members here.
| Name | Current Term Ends* | Organization |
| María Baron (Incoming Civil Society Co-Chair 2020 – 2021) | 2022 (second term) | Directorio Legislativo |
| Helen Darbishire | 2022 (second term) | Access Info Europe |
| Aidan Eyakuze | 2022 (second term) | Twaweza |
| Delia Ferreira Rubio | 2021 (first term) | Transparency International |
| Robin Hodess (Lead Civil Society Co-Chair 2019-2020) | 2022 (second term) | The B Team |
| Giorgi Kldiashvili | 2020 (first term) | Institute for Development of Freedom of Information |
| Tur-Od Lkhagvajav | 2020 (first term) | Asia Democracy Network |
| Lucy McTernan | 2021 (first term) | University of York |
| Elisa Peter | 2022 (first term) | Publish What You Pay |
| Zuzana Wienk | 2022 (second term) | White Crow |
| **Asma Cherifi | 2020 | TACID Network |
| **Glynnis Cummings-John | 2020 | Restless Development |
*Steering Committee members are eligible to serve for a maximum of two consecutive three-year terms. Current members seeking a second term must be reelected first to stay on the SC.
**Additional civil society Steering Committee members who serve a one-year term. Additional members are invited to participate in Steering Committee meetings and events but do not vote.
The OGP Steering Committee has three standing subcommittees to support its work. Subcommittees are charged with carrying out preliminary work to inform decisions taken by the entire Steering Committee. Subcommittees make recommendations to the full Steering Committee for decision, unless provided for otherwise in the Articles of Governance or delegated to do so by the Steering Committee. The Steering Committee may choose to form additional subcommittees as needed. Each standing subcommittee is comprised of an equal balance of governments and civil society representatives drawn from the larger Steering Committee.
For more details on the functions of each subcommittee, please refer to the Articles of Governance.
Governance and Leadership (GL)
GL serves as the executive committee, comprising the four Chairs. It ensures continuous management of OGP, making decisions and keeping processes moving in a timely manner.
- Government of Argentina – Lead Government Chair
- Government of South Korea – Incoming Government Chair
- Robin Hodess, The B Team – Lead Civil Society Chair
- María Baron, Directorio Legislativo – Incoming Civil Society Chair
Criteria & Standards (C&S)
C&S oversees the mechanisms established to safeguard OGP’s values and procedures.
- Government of Italy (Government Chair)
- Government of France
- Government of Georgia
- Government of Nigeria
- Aidan Eyakuze, Twaweza (Civil Society Chair)
- Delia Ferreira Rubio, Transparency international
- Lucy McTernan, University of York
- Elisa Peter, Publish What You Pay
See the 2019 C&S work plan here.
Thematic Leadership (TLS)
TLS provides strategic oversight of OGP’s strategy for advancing open government reform across priority themes and works closely with the Support Unit to execute efforts to scale thematic ambition across the partnership. The main role of TLS members is to advance open government reforms at the country level, catalyze a global race-to-the-top across OGP, and identify frontier thematic priorities for OGP.
- Government of Indonesia
- Government of Canada
- Government of Germany
- Government of Romania
- Government of South Africa
- Zuzana Wienk, White Crow (Civil Society Chair)
- Helen Darbishire, Access Info Europe
- Giorgi Kldiashvili, Institute for Development of Freedom of Information
- Tur-Od Lkhagvajav, Asia Democracy Network
See the 2019 TLS work plan here.
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