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This post originally appeared on TASC's blog, http://www.progressive-economy.ie/ and has been republished with permission from the author. Ireland published its first National Action Plan on 23 July as part of the global Open Government Partnership (OGP). The two year plan contains a total of…
L’Open Government Partnership è un accordo multilaterale che mira a riunire quei paesi i cui governi e le cui società civili vogliono lavorare insieme per sviluppare e attuare ambiziose riforme di governo aperto attraverso metodologie standard. Esso coinvolge diversi attori:…
As a multilateral initiative, the Open Government Partnership aims at connecting the countries whose governments and civil societies are willing to work together to develop and implement ambitious open government reforms through shared methods. It involves governments, politicians, administrators, citizens…
Indonesia has released its new 2014-2015 open government action plans. Since Indonesia had already undertaken a second round of action plans in 2013, this 2014-2015 action plans is the third wave of our action plans since OGP’s launching in 2011.…
About 850 km away from Jakarta, a small regency in Riau Province, in the island of Sumatra, is making big step forward implementing Indonesia Public Information Disclosure Act (UU KIP). Indragiri Hulu regency is home to about 363 thousand of…
President Obama is scheduled to host a continent-wide US/Africa summit from 4-6 August 2014, an event where 40 African Heads of State will gather in DC to discuss trade and investment, peace and security, and good governance. The summit has…
For Brazil, which enacted a Freedom of information (FOI) law in 2011, passive transparency is a relatively new administrative paradigm. The results of a large request-driven FOI audit suggest as much. Yet it is also clear that the federal government,…
Vous êtes les experts. Alors pourquoi ne pas écrire sur le blog du OGP ? Nous recherchons des articles de 200 à 400 mots mais restons bien sûr flexibles. Nous ne vous demandons pas d’écrire obligatoirement sur le Open Government Partnership,…
Ustedes son los expertos así que ¿por qué no escribir para el blog de la OGP? Queremos artículos de entre 200 y 400 palabras, pero podemos ser flexibles. No le pedimos que escriba específicamente sobre la Alianza para el Gobierno Abierto, sino que escriba,…
The Asian Development Bank and Open Government Partnership have agreed to work together to support transparency, accountability and participation efforts in the region. There are currently 9 countries that are participating in OGP who are also regional members of the…
La educación virtual anda entre desacreditada y sobre valorada por estos días. Por un lado, son muchas las críticas de los estudiantes respecto a la educación a distancia. ¡Que no le puedo ver la cara a mi profesor o a…
The protests in February demonstrated that ordinary people in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) want the country’s leaders to address core socio-economic issues, make progress on reforms, and most importantly, create new jobs. The scale of the recent floods, and the…
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