Region: Americas

As local governments embrace digital transformation, they stand at the forefront of addressing critical challenges in digital governance. This paper explores how local governments can embed open government in their AI and digital governance policies, based on insights from six OGP Local members.

The fifth Open Government Plan[1] was the first to include all three branches of government. As a result of a participatory co-creation process, the plan incorporated commitments on innovative topics ..

Download the full report in English and Spanish, and explore the Methodology, Credits, and Endnotes section.

This report’s findings underscore the growing maturity and results stemming from local open government processes and reforms, across 541 local member commitments and over 500 commitments by national members that affect local jurisdictions.

This section explores these good practices during key phases in the co-creation and implementation journey of OGP Local action plans.

El Mecanismo de Revisión Independiente (IRM, por sus siglas en inglés) publicó la Revisión del plan de acción para el sexto Plan de Acción de República Dominicana (2024-2028). Este informe es una revi..

Since the launch of OGP in 2011, most national members have included reforms that affect local jurisdictions in their national OGP action plans. Learn more about these commitments.

Explore the most popular policy areas for reform among OGP Local members in 2017-2024 action plans.

Public participation, public service delivery, inclusion, and open data were the most popular themes of the 541 OGP local commitments, many of which have led to real-world changes.

En 2025, el Mecanismo de Reporte Independiente (IRM) publicó el Informe de resultados para el quinto plan de acción de Argentina. El informe examina el nivel de cumplimiento y los resultados tempranos..