In its second decade, there is an opportunity for OGP to create a partnership that builds on lessons learned to date and positions open government as a central part of the answer to the complex challenges the world is facing. Explore OGP’s 2023-2028 Strategy, how it was developed and how the open government community can help implement it.
This Strategy is meant to ensure that OGP can translate the open government community’s positive energy into lasting policy change and tackle current and future challenges. The strategy outlines OGP’s vision, mission, five strategic goals that will be pursued in the 2023-2028 period, and the approach to implementation and learning.
Developing the Strategy entailed a year-long consultation process that commenced in May 2022 and saw contributions from over 1000 individuals, groups, networks, OGP members and multistakeholder fora throughout the process. Explore each phase of the strategy and what we heard from the community.
In 2026, the Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM) published the Results Report for Sweden’s fifth action plan. The report reviews the level of completion and early open government results for commitments in the action plan. In Paraguay, the IRM’s findings are…
Today, the question is no longer whether open government works, but whether the world will move fast enough to adopt it at the scale the moment demands. Read more about OGP's focus for the future.
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.
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