Since 2020, OGP Local has welcomed eleven new local members from the Eastern Partnership region; in 2020, we welcomed Akhaltsikhe, Khoni, and Ozurgeti in Georgia; Khmelnytskyi, Vinnytsia and Ternopil in Ukraine and Vanadzor and Gyumri in Armenia, and in 2022 Kutaisi and Rustavi from Georgia and Armavir and Yerevan from Armenia joined the Partnership. 

Today, 30 local governments join OGP, an international partnership that brings together government and civil society organizations to create ambitious reforms to open up governments and better respond to citizens’ needs.

Washington, DC – Hoy, 30 gobiernos locales se unen a la Alianza para el Gobierno Abierto (OGP por sus siglas en inglés), una alianza internacional que reúne a gobiernos y organizaciones de la sociedad civil para crear reformas ambiciosas para…

Washington, DC – Aujourd’hui, 30 gouvernements locaux rejoignent le Partenariat pour un gouvernement ouvert (PGO), un partenariat international qui rassemble des organisations gouvernementales et de la société civile pour créer des réformes pour ouvrir les gouvernements et mieux répondre aux…

The new report from the Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM) highlights the main results and key successes of 68 commitments implemented by 12 OGP Local members between 2018 and 2021 and offers a glimpse of the challenges and lessons learned.

Given the unprecedented challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and considering the objectives of the new OGP local strategy, the IRM decided on a strategic approach to the assessment of the implementation of the 12 local action plans.

Take a look at Ukraine’s 10-year journey as a champion in OGP, their progress that has been tragically interrupted by the war, and how reformers continue to live by and fight for the principles of open government.