From May 19–23, more than 40 countries participated in Open Gov Week 2025, a powerful, global moment to recommit to transparency, accountability, and participation.

Under the Open Gov Challenge, Ghana has committed to protecting media freedom, a goal that reformer Winnifred Mahama, Acting Director of the Information Services Department, is making a reality. We discussed how this pledge is being turned into action.

As OGP begins a new chapter with a fresh leader at the helm, we sat down with our new CEO, Aidan Eyakuze.

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

Learn more about Sierra Leone's Open Gov Challenge commitment on justice.

In honor of International Women's Day, Diana Sagastume, speaks on the ongoing efforts to address gender-based violence in Guatemala.

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.

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.