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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.

Across Spain, local governments are embracing reforms to make public information easier to understand. Learn more about efforts to increase accessibility in Aragon, Madrid, and Navarra, as part of broader efforts by OGP Local members in Spain.

Learn how North Macedonia is working to become an open state in this blog by CEO Aidan Eyakuze.

Malawi has made considerable progress in advancing public procurement by strengthening its legal frameworks, digitizing the process, and linking this data to beneficial ownership information.

Date Filed: July 1, 2025 Filer(s): American Governance Institute, American Oversight, Center for Media and Democracy, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW), Civic Texts, Free Go..

Data on political integrity is essential to understanding how public decisions are made. This blog explores the second edition of the Global Data Barometer, which helps reformers understand the gaps in collecting and publishing political integrity data.

Au Maroc, en Côte d’Ivoire et au Ghana, des efforts soutenus sont à l’œuvre pour retisser le lien entre institutions parlementaires et citoyenneté. Lire la suite pour en savoir plus.

Learn how Santiago de Cali, Colombia, the local government is combining transparency with public dialogue to improve the efficacy of its investments.

This report captures the experience of public officials across different sectors on how they use beneficial ownership data in ways that go beyond anti-money laundering efforts.

Learn how Kenya aims to increase the proportion of contracts awarded to marginalized groups while improving the interoperability of its procurement system in its current open contracting commitment.

Europe is strengthening its collective defence in response to escalating disinformation, sabotage, and cyberattacks. But military measures alone are insufficient. Our strongest defence lies in resilie..