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Since its founding in 2011 OGP has grown to 79 country and 20 local members that work alongside thousands of civil society organizations. Every two years, each member submits an action plan co-created with civil society that outlines concrete commitments to enhance transparency, accountability and public participation in government.
OGP members work with civil society to determine priority public policy areas. Through the OGP process, members address issues that need reform to make a positive impact in their communities. Current issues being addressed in OGP include access to justice, gender and inclusion, digital governance, public service delivery, right to information, protection of civic space and natural resources and corruption.