Learn how the Philippines is using open government approaches to address the needs and gaps in their education system.

There is a major opportunity in 2021 to advance civic space reforms in OGP that go to the heart of some of the democratic backsliding the world has seen in recent years, and to showcase them at the 10th anniversary Global Summit in December of 2021.

OGP turns ten in 2021. With more than 4,500 commitments made to date, we have much to celebrate. We are launching Open Renewal in our anniversary year in order to look forward and build on the lessons and accomplishments of the past.

Malick Lingani tells us how organizations and international partners are helping French-speaking OGP members strengthen their open government efforts and other countries in the region get closer to joining OGP.

Keynote remarks delivered by Sanjay Pradhan, CEO, The Open Government Partnership at the World Bank Governance Forum on March 17, 2021

As the world dares to glimpse into the future, the dire state of digital infrastructure and climate change are clear.

The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged every government’s health systems and management capacity. Learn about the Government of Buenos Aires' efforts to flatten the curve, care for citizens and strengthen the health system.

Twaweza shares their unique approach for including citizens in the decisions that impact their lives and offers insights on what they've learned along the way.

The United Kingdom has been a global leader on open government and anti-corruption efforts. Since co-founding the Open Government Partnership (OGP) in 2011 and hosting the 2016 Anti-Corruption Summit...

Democracy is facing challenging times globally and especially in Latin America. In this region, only three countries are considered full democracies and democracy is backsliding overall.

The COVID-19 vaccine rollout has, once again, put public contracts back in the spotlight. In the urgency to vaccinate the world’s population as quickly as possible, the OGP community must advocate for open contracting approaches to be implemented as part of governments’ open response to the pandemic.

The evidence is clear: we know that inequality exists and that it violates the rights of women, the LGBTQIA+ community, people living with disabilities, indigenous peoples and other collectives...