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Local Roundup | April 2024

Here’s our monthly roundup of updates from the OGP Local community for April 2024. If you missed any of the previous roundups, you can now find them here!

NEW OGP LOCAL MEMBERS

EVENTS AND OPPORTUNITIES
PROGRESS AND LEARNINGS
  • West Nusa Tenggara (Indonesia) stakeholders shared the challenges and successes in advancing the One Data NTB Portal, a commitment from their first action plan.
  • DEAN Initiative hosted a session of the Open Government Steering Committees of three local councils in Abuja Federal Capital Territory (Nigeria) to discuss on Participatory Budgeting and Planning. 
  • Bogota (Colombia) met with various youth organizations, to discuss the Statutory Law of Youth Citizenship.
  • Aragon (Spain) initiated a public consultation for the creation of the “Aragon Autonomous Community Senior Citizens Awards” for 2024.
  • The Valencian Community (Spain) initiated a new Citizen Audit to assess the promotion of citizen participation and association through project grants, a public policy developed by the regional government. Register as an auditor and check past results.
  • Scotland (United Kingdom) is to become the first part of the UK to make it mandatory to register all public sector use of artificial intelligence, aiming for transparency and ethical AI deployment.
  • Santo Domingo de los Tsachilas (Ecuador) presented key projects involving citizen participation to citizen assembly members from rural areas, such as a nursery producing 150,000 plants annually for land restoration and nearing completion of critical road improvements.
MEET THE OPEN GOV CHALLENGE
  • Ahead of Earth Day, consider implementing a climate and environment roadmap or strategy  through open government approaches. Just like Sekondi Takoradi (Ghana), which is co-creating a local climate resilience plan and Yerevan (Armenia), who co-created a “Green development” program for a comprehensive approach towards sustainable practices at all levels of municipal management.

  • Take a look at the resources below to co-create a climate strategy with your community.
USEFUL RESOURCES

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Rafik MAJDOUB Reply

Together, we can make a difference! We can promote a stronger and more sustainable democracy throughout the world!

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