Open Government Partnership Releases New Report, Welcomes New Leadership NEW YORK, September 23, 2026 - Heads of state and government from nearly 10 countries, as well as ministers, and civil society leaders marked the 15th anniversary of the Open Government Partnership…
In October, government, business, and civil society leaders will meet in Brussels at the EITI Global Conference as the Open Government Partnership marks its 15th anniversary. Beyond speeches, we are calling on global leaders from countries participating in both the…
On International Day of Democracy, Helen Clark, former Prime Minister of New Zealand and OGP Ambassador, explores how new forms of global cooperation can strengthen democracy. As countries increasingly turn to smaller coalitions to tackle shared challenges, she argues that plurilateral partnerships can complement the UN-centered multilateral system when they are built around concrete action, broad participation and independent accountability.
On African Anti-Corruption Day, OGP CEO Aidan Eyakuze argues that lasting anti-corruption reforms require more than executive commitments. Stronger independent institutions and active public participation are essential to building accountability, trust, and lasting change.
Here's our monthly roundup of updates from the OGP Local community for June 2026. Check out previous Roundups here! Hear from Local Leaders
