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Building a Democratic Process in Our University – Tunisia
Building a Democratic Process in Our University – Tunisia
Academia could be considered the link between society and policy makers, as scholars diagnose, analyze, and make recommendations for public policy. The academic world offers space to discover the trut..

January 28, 2020

2020

Chasing after Collective Intelligence: Crowdsourcing Widely and Wisely – Armenia
Chasing after Collective Intelligence: Crowdsourcing Widely and Wisely – Armenia
“When will it finally be our turn to use water? I’ve seen my neighbor water his crops ten times by now, but the water distribution hasn’t reached us even once this month! I cannot understand this wate..

January 28, 2020

2020

Optimism in the Face of Transition – Bojonegoro
Optimism in the Face of Transition – Bojonegoro
It was 2018, and Bojonegoro (a regency in East Java, Indonesia) was facing a Regional General Election for a new Regent. Those who had been involved in the Open Government Partnership (OGP) locally kn..

January 28, 2020

2020

Faces of Open Government: Isaac Aidoo
Faces of Open Government: Isaac Aidoo
Isaac shares his team's work to improve municipal services and infrastructure in Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana through open government solutions.

January 21, 2020

2020

Why EITI-OGP Synergy Matters for Georgia
Why EITI-OGP Synergy Matters for Georgia
Despite being one of the key economic areas for Georgia, extractive industries generally lack sufficient levels of transparency and accountability. The recently published 2019 OGP Global Report demons..

January 20, 2020

2020

Five Frequently Asked Questions about Implementing Local Public Procurement Processes
Five Frequently Asked Questions about Implementing Local Public Procurement Processes
Get the answers to the most popular questions that local governments and civil society ask when designing and implementing open contracting initiatives.

January 16, 2020

2020

Charting the Next Three Years for OGP
Charting the Next Three Years for OGP
To tackle challenges of democratic backsliding and shrinking civic space and to better implement OGP's mission and vision, we're launching a three-year plan. Share your feedback!

January 10, 2020

2020

Subnational Data Desks Set the Stage for More Efficient, Participatory Development
Subnational Data Desks Set the Stage for More Efficient, Participatory Development
One of the more compelling reasons for making investments in data is to strengthen decision making. But this often skews data investments toward meeting the needs of leaders making decisions - especially at the national level.

January 2, 2020

2020

Break the Roles Voices: Dagia Aka
Break the Roles Voices: Dagia Aka
Dagia Aka began advocating for anti-corruption reforms at the age of 15. In this video, Dagia tells us about the power of youth and how young people can shape open government policy.

December 9, 2019

2019

Countries Have a Long Way to Go before Data Begins to Make a Difference
Countries Have a Long Way to Go before Data Begins to Make a Difference
Few policy areas present the potential for wide-ranging impact as public services. Explore the data behind the OGP Global Report explores how members have made important reforms in water and sanitation, health and education and gaps that still need to be addressed.

December 9, 2019

2019

Faces of Open Government: Ruth Kendagor
Faces of Open Government: Ruth Kendagor
IRM researcher of Elgeyo-Marakwet County, Kenya, Ruth shares notable achievements and pending challenges out of the County.

December 9, 2019

2019

What’s Next for Open Government in the Nordics
What’s Next for Open Government in the Nordics
The Nordics top the rankings on good governance, showing strong institutions, rule of law, and high levels of public trust See what they're doing in OGP.

December 6, 2019

2019