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Mercedes Nasiff

Program Associate

mercedes.nasiff@opengovpartnership.org

Mercedes joined OGP in June 2022. She supports the execution of the OGP Local strategy, including onboarding and managing members, preparing learning activities, and facilitating the community of practice.

Before joining OGP, Mercedes worked as a Project Manager in the Buenos Aires Open Government team where she was leading the integration of participative components within the City’s Climate Action Platform. Mercedes has also worked on communications and transparency at the Argentinian Chamber of Deputies where she led the publication of administrative information in accordance with the national Access to Information Law.

Mercedes holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Communication from Austral University, a Postgraduate Degree in Design and Evaluation of Public Policies from Pompeu Fabra University, and is now pursuing an MBA in International Business Management and Innovation at the Barcelona Executive Business School (BEBS).

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Five Takeaways from the First OGP Local Assembly Meeting

OGP Local is the fastest-growing community within OGP, highlighting local governments' dedication to embracing open government practices. That is why OGP officially launched the OGP Local Assembly at the OGP Global Summit, bringing together more than 90 local heads of government and civil society leaders to showcase the thriving energy of open government initiatives at the local level.

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From Regional to Local: Local Governments in Europe

The European open government community met at the OGP Europe Regional Meeting in Rome, Italy at a critical time when democracy and open government are under threat externally from events such as the Russian invasion and internally from a growing lack of citizen trust.

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