Document Type: Perspective

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.

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.

IRM researcher of Elgeyo-Marakwet County, Kenya, Ruth shares notable achievements and pending challenges out of the County.

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.

Freedom of expression is an important sign of a thriving democracy, including across constantly emerging digital platforms and social media.

Meet Silvana Fumega, a researcher and advocate for open data and feminist open government.

Multilateral cooperation - especially on securing peaceful, just and inclusive societies - is hardly in vogue right now. We are in an era of trade wars, populist nationalism, and attacks on civil liberties...

With the leadership of the Steering Committee 2019-2020 co-chairs, OGP will focus on people-centered justice, digital governance, and stronger civic space in the year ahead.

This article was originally published on Apolitical here. According to the World Economic Forum’s latest Global Gender Gap report, we are 108 years away from achieving gender equality, with persist..

Representing the Government of South Korea, the incoming OGP Steering Committee co-chair, Minister Chin discusses how open government can empower citizens to shape policies that respond to their needs.

The local government of South Cotabato, a province in the south of the Philippines, only completed 4.1 per cent of the development projects - most of them related to infrastructure - under the Local Development Fund in 2017. 

The open government community has seen growing support for linking justice to open government in recent years, spurred in part by alarming levels of exclusion from justice.