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Ivy-Ong

Ivy Ong

Acting Regional Lead, Asia-Pacific

ivygail.ong@opengovpartnership.org

Ivy led delivery and team management for the OGP Support Unit’s programmatic work in Asia and the Pacific. She joined OGP in 2018, providing guidance and assistance to governments, civil society organizations, and other key actors in the region, supporting the development and implementation of open government reforms. She was also involved in shaping the enhanced co-creation and implementation services for participating countries in Asia-Pacific.

Ivy’s other experience includes shaping the design and implementation of the first ever Metro Manila Civic Innovation Fellowship at Five by Five, leading the Open Data Lab Jakarta of the World Wide Web Foundation as its Lab Director, and serving as Co-coordinator and Outreach Lead of the inter-government agency team that built the Open Data Philippines program. She was in government service from 2012 to 2016 as senior staff at the Office of the Chief Information Officer at the Department of Budget and Management, Government of the Philippines. Prior to this, she planned and co-designed leadership development programs for public sector leaders at the Asian Institute of Management (AIM) Center for Bridging Leadership and worked with communities and local governments to build multi-stakeholder teams to improve public education.

She holds a degree in Development Studies with a Minor in Global Politics from the Ateneo de Manila University.

Authored Content

Asia Graphics

Open Response + Open Recovery: Conversations with Asia-Pacific’s Open Gov Community

On July 7, over 100 open government reformers across the Asia-Pacific region convened for the conversation “Open Response + Open Recovery: Inclusive Participation and Civic Space in Times of Crisis”. The discussion focused on how reformers in the region are working to maintain inclusive civic participation and protect and expand civic space during the COVID-19 pandemic. This is what we heard.

Open Government Partnership