Western Balkans

North Macedonia’s sixth action plan includes promising commitments on beneficial ownership, political finance transparency, and public consultation at the local level. The action plan is ambitious and covers a wide range of policy areas in support of North Macedonia’s EU…

Croatia’s fourth OGP action plan resulted in notable improvements to lobbying transparency and to fiscal transparency. Most commitments were completed, but less than half led to early results. The co-creation and implementation processes were generally participatory, but civil society stakeholders…

In 2025, the Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM) published the Action Plan Review for North Macedonia's sixth action plan. The report provides a technical review of the action plan’s characteristics and the strengths and challenges the IRM identifies to inform a…

In 2025, the Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM) published the Results Report for Croatia's fourth OGP action plan. The report reviews the level of completion and early open government results for commitments in the action plan. In Croatia, the IRM’s findings…

In 2024, the Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM) published the Results Report for Romania's 2022-2024 action plan. The report reviews the level of completion and early open government results for commitments in the action plan. ----- The report is available in…

  Overview At-a-Glance Action Plan: Action plan - Modriča, Bosnia-Herzegovina, 2024 - 2026 Action Plan Submission: 2024 Action Plan End: December 2026 Lead Institution: Office of Open Government, Office of the Mayor of the Municipality, Admissions Office and Information Department,…

Georgia’s fifth action plan spans government transparency, open data, and social inclusion. The co-creation process stalled several times and many proposals from civil society were excluded or reduced in scope, resulting in a less ambitious action plan. The reintroduction and passage of the "Law on Transparency of Foreign Influence" in May 2024 has negatively impacted the relationship between the government and civil society, putting Georgia’s continued participation in OGP at risk.