In this interview, Virginia Pardo, Director of the Information Society Department at the Agency for Electronic Government and Information and Knowledge Society (AGESIC) in Uruguay, shares how innovative and transparent digital services are designed to meet public needs.

Learn more about Honduras' Open Gov Challenge commitment on anti-corruption.

Learn more about Senegal's Open Gov Challenge commitment on access to information.

In a thought-provoking fireside chat, outgoing OGP CEO Sanjay Pradhan and Rakesh Rajani dive into the challenges facing democracy, the implications of the US elections, and the future of open government.

Blair Glencorse shares insights from his tenure as OGP Civil Society Co-Chair, highlighting a year of ambitious goals, transformative initiatives, and lessons learned.

In the decades-long discussion of the value of participatory and deliberative democracy, there have regularly been such criticisms of processes not being adequately empowered or connected to decision-making. This blog seeks to explore what a mainstreaming approach to public participation might mean.

To mark the International Day for People with Disabilities, Agila Barzdienė and Rugilė Trumpytė discuss how socially responsible procurement is advancing inclusion and accessibility in Lithuania.

Learn more about Colombia's Open Gov Challenge commitment on open justice.

Learn more about the Brazil's Open Gov Challenge commitment on open contracting.

Learn more about the United States' Open Gov Challenge commitment on public participation.

Learn more about Moldova's Open Gov Challenge commitment on increasing public participation in decision-making.

Learn more about Quintana Roo's Open Gov Challenge commitment on co-creating an environmental governance plan.