OGP Youth Collective: Registration of Interest Form

Personal information

Email*

Full name*

Pronouns*

He/him/his

She/her/hers

They/them/theirs

No pronouns

Which of these groups describe you? (tick all that apply)*

Date of birth*

Country of residence*

Nationality(ies)*

Current organisation / employer / institution*

If freelance or between roles, write “Independent”

Organisation type*

Your role or position title*

LinkedIn or personal website

Phone / WhatsApp (include country code)

Do you have reliable internet and can access Slack & Google Drive?*

Yes

Sometimes

Your OGP & Open‑Government Experience

In which OGP process(es) have you participated? (tick all that apply)*

National Action Plan co‑creation process

Local Action Plan co‑creation process

Multi‑Stakeholder Forum

Implementation of commitments

Monitoring commitments / IRM process

Co-creation, submission and/or implementation of Open Gov Challenges

Open Gov Week event

Other OGP Network (e.g. OGP Coalition on Justice, Open Algorithms Network, Gender Coalition)

None yet (I’ve learned online / followed events)

Briefly describe the most significant OGP or open‑government activity you’ve engaged in*

Which open‑government themes interest you most (pick up to 3)*

Motivation & Skills

Why do you want to join the Youth Collective or Alumni Circle? (200‑300 words)*

How would you apply your skills or networks to advance OGP and open government work? (200‑300 words)*

Choose Your Network

Which network are you applying to?*

OGP Youth Collective (ages 18‑30)

Alumni Circle of the OGP Youth Collective (age 31+)

Extra Questions for OGP Youth Collective (ages 18‑30)

Can you commit ~8 hours per month to OGP Youth Collective activities during 12 months?*

Yes

Maybe

What type of activities could you commit to? (tick all that apply)*

Advocate for youth‑responsive commitments and Open Gov Challenges rooted in transparency, accountability and participation.

Participate in national and local co‑creation processes for OGP Action Plans and encourage other young people to take part.

Represent OGP youth perspectives at national, regional and global events.

Organize and attend capacity‑building trainings, peer‑learning events, and other initiatives that promote ambitious and long-lasting reforms.

Help convene the OGP Youth Collective at least once per quarter and handle other logistics

Create content (blogs, social media) for Open Gov Week, summits, and other high‑profile moments.

Extra Questions for Alumni Circle (ages 31+)

Can you dedicate ~5 hours per month to Alumni Circle activities?*

Yes

Maybe

What type of activities could you commit to? (tick all that apply)*

Provide small‑group or one‑to‑one mentorship to Youth Collective members

Serve as a guest trainer, panellist, or moderator at Youth Collective / OGP events (virtual or in‑person)

Offer policy advice or act as an expert reviewer for Youth Collective / OGP research, tools, policy briefs, and other knowledge products.

Represent alumni perspectives at OGP or partner events, promoting youth engagement and open government reforms.

Facilitate networking / introductions between the Youth Collective and external stakeholders and champion fundraising or partnership opportunities.

Create content (blogs, social media) for Open Gov Week, summits, etc.

Adherence to the OGP Youth Collective Declaration

Do you agree to uphold and abide by the OGP Youth Collective Declaration?*

Yes, I agree to uphold the Declaration

Please read the Declaration before answering: https://accountabilitylab.org/ogp-youth-collective-declaration-and-power-plan/

Membership in the OGP Youth Collective or Alumni Circle is voluntary, unpaid, and free of charge. No stipend, fee, or honorarium is provided. Do you understand and accept these conditions?*

Yes, I understand and accept that this is an unpaid role and OGP will not charge me any fee to be part of the Youth Collective