Format: Report

Explore the key findings of OGP's "15 Years of Progress" report.

Read CEO Aidan Eyakuze's thoughts on OGP's progress over the past 15 years and the Partnership's vision for the future.

Read how OGP has worked to engage political leaders, line ministries, and public servants from different branches and levels of government to mainstream open government.

Chile updated its sixth action plan through a participatory process led by the National Open State Roundtable (Mesa Nacional de Estado Abierto, MNEA), in a context marked by a year of elections and th..

Sweden’s fifth OGP action plan achieved positive and sustained early results in adopting and implementing the principles of the Open Data Charter as well as in developing the country's second anti-cor..

Tunisia’s fifth national action plan advanced open data and budget transparency. A challenging context, focus on internal technical activities, and lack of high-level government validation of key refo..

El Mecanismo de Revisión Independiente (IRM, por sus siglas en inglés) publicó la Revisión del Plan de Acción para el sexto plan de acción de Uruguay (2025-2029). Este informe es una revisión técnica ..

Kosovo’s first OGP action plan (2023–2025) improved the transparency of recruitment of high-level officials. However, most of the other commitments saw limited completion. The action plan was co-creat..

Explore the five key policy areas that have had tangible results across the Partnership.

Over the course of 15 years, OGP has helped define how open governments can and should work, and the Partnership is uniquely placed to respond to complex crises. Read the full "15 Years of Progress" report for more.

New Zealand’s fifth action plan includes two promising commitments on government corruption and conflict of interest disclosure. Government and civil society developed commitments within areas approve..

Though the technology, economics, and knowledge for a successful energy transition are in place, global progress has stalled. This report explores the deliberate obstruction by vested interests, and what open government can do to counter it.