In May, we reached out to the community to help us develop a new five-year strategy. One of the key aims of the strategy is crafting a vision and strategic direction that resonates with and has roles for the entire Partnership. We thank everyone who has taken part in this co-creation process so far, and we are excited to announce that the draft strategy is now available for review. It’s available in English, French, and Spanish.
Among the headlines, you’ll see there are four shifts that were prominent in conversations:
You can find the draft strategy on Discuto (English | Español | Français) or as a PDF here. Please share your feedback on Discuto or in an email to strategy@opengovpartnership.org by February 15, 2023.
Read more about the background to the process here.
Explore a summary of Phase 1 (May – August 2022), which focused on big picture questions and discussions around the most significant future contribution of open government and the most catalytic and effective role for OGP, here.
Explore a summary of Phase 2 (August – December 2022), which focused on how OGP can make its best contribution, with options for new models and strategies, here.
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