Guidance Document

OGP is delighted to announce a new expansion of the OGP Local with a planned intake of up to 50 new local governments in 2022. To that end, we are launching a Call for Applications for New Local Members interested in joining OGP.

The following updated OGP Participation & Co-Creation Standards were approved by the Steering Committee on November 24, 2021, and will become effective on January 1, 2022, replacing the previous version. Download as a PDF in English, Spanish, and French. The…

This memorandum aims to provide a coherent framework for parliamentary engagement where it is pursued. Recognizing that different political systems...

Avalado por el Comité de Criterios y Estándares, el 5 de noviembre de 2021   Desde el lanzamiento de OGP, la participación parlamentaria ha sido una parte integral de la filosofía de gobierno abierto y un elemento clave para alcanzar…

The action plan review is an independent, concise, technical review of the characteristics of the action plan and the strengths and challenges the IRM identifies to inform a stronger implementation process.

The results report supports accountability and learning. It assesses the level of completion of action plan commitments and checks compliance with OGP standards and criteria.

COVID-19 vaccines are indispensable in the race to save lives and livelihoods during the pandemic. However, the unprecedented global need for vaccines presents a series of challenges, including corruption, inefficiency, and inequity...

2021 will be a landmark year for the open government movement and for the Open Government Partnership (OGP), which turns 10 (“OGP@10”). Open government has a role to play in tackling current crises, and the pandemic showed that open government…

The economic, social, climate, and health crises of 2020 are undoubtedly costly, but they present an opportunity to build back more sustainably...

Las crisis económica, social, climática y sanitaria de 2020 han ocasionado costos muy elevados. Sin embargo, estas crisis también representan una oportunidad para promover la reconstrucción de sociedades más sostenibles, democráticas y resilientes y para iniciar la transición hacia una economía “verde”.

Les crises économique, sociale, climatique et sanitaire de 2020 sont sans aucun doute coûteuses. Parallèlement, elles constituent une occasion de reconstruire de manière plus durable et plus démocratique, et de rendre les communautés plus résilientes - en passant à une économie «verte».

In the context of COVID-19, responses to the economic, social, and, sometimes political effects are being addressed not only through spending, but also through changes in revenue collection such as tax holidays or deferments.