Documents
Mongolia End-of-Term Report 2016-2018
Mongolia’s second action plan aimed to address a number of open government priorities in the country, such as transparency of media ownership and political finance, disclosure of beneficial ownership and contracts in the extractives sector, and improving the Glass Account…
North Macedonia Design Report 2018-2020
North Macedonia’s fourth action plan continues to address themes such as access to information, fiscal transparency, open data, and openness at the local level. It also covers new topics, such as access to justice and parliamentary transparency. Moving forward, North…
Papua New Guinea – Under Review Letter – August 2020
Earlier correspondence: Papua New Guinea – Letter Regarding Eligibility (August 2020)
Regulatory Governance in the Open Government Partnership
When citizens understand and help to shape the rules that govern society, regulations are more effective, business environments are stronger, and levels of corruption are lower. This paper looks at these OGP reforms, together with data from the World Bank’s Global Indicators of Regulatory Governance.
Argentina Implementation Report 2017-2019 – For Public Comment
El Mecanismo de Revisión Independiente (IRM, por sus siglas en inglés) publicó el informe de implementación para el tercer plan de acción de Argentina (2017-2019). Este informe cubre el proceso de implementación del plan y el resultado de sus compromisos.…
Germany Implementation Report 2017-2019
Germany’s first OGP action plan resulted in significantly greater disclosure of information in areas such as the extractive industries, foreign aid, and mobility. The action plan saw high levels of completion overall, partly due to the commitments being part of…
Israel Implementation Report 2017-2019
Israel’s third action plan mainly focused on disclosing government-held information, strengthening transparency legislation, and using technology to improve access to government services. While many commitments were substantially or fully implemented, they mostly did not lead to significant changes in government…