We launched the Open Response + Open Recovery campaign in 2020 to show how the fundamental values of open government – transparency, participation, inclusion, and accountability – are essential to COVID-19 response and recovery efforts.
Now, as we work to rebuild health systems, return to school, vaccinate everyone, and get economies and communities moving again, we’ve added a third “R” to our campaign – Open Renewal. This “R” is about more than resetting. It is truly about tackling the systematic weaknesses in our societies that for too long have held too many back. Learn more here.
Learn about the next phase of the Open Response + Open Recovery campaign
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OGP CEO Sanjay Pradhan calls on governments, citizens, civil society, businesses and others to join together to shape COVID-19 stimulus and safety nets and follow the money to save millions of lives and livelihoods.
Across the globe, countries are struggling to respond to the unprecedented challenges of COVID-19. Following a series of initial virtual thematic conversations around government responses to the coronavirus pandemic and how to move towards open and effective recovery efforts, we’re now continuing the conversation through regional virtual events.
The civil society members of Open Government Partnership’s Steering Committee have released a statement on COVID and its risks to open government. Focused on democratic values, the statement is a call to action to governments, donors and international organisations.
Staring at the walls cutting us off from our communities or courageously fighting to save lives and keep the essentials we all need available, everyone could use some inspiration right now. Expressions of hope and calls for resilience surround us on the walls and buildings of our neighborhoods, in photos of what we're seeing on the streets, and in illustrations we've created on our own. We’ll be sharing these images here and through social media. Join us by uploading what's inspiring you.
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 the impending change of Administration in 2026.…
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-corruption plan. There were notable improvements to the process for…
Overview At-a-Glance Action Plan: Action plan - Santiago, Chile, 2026 - 2028 Action Plan Submission: 2026 Action Plan End: October 2028 Lead Institution: Department of Modernization, Strategic Planning, and Management Control, Illustrious Municipality of Renca Description Duration Dec 2028 Date…
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 reform elements limited early results despite the action plan’s high level of completion.…
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