Source: OGP Support Unit

An updated Action Framework to ensure OGP remains fit for purpose in today’s political and reform contexts.

OGP CEO Aidan Eyakuze reflects on a year defined by youth-led protests and how Gen Z is driving the fight against corruption through collective mobilization.

A free and active civil society is key to ensuring that institutions are open, accountable, and responsive. While the Americas face growing challenges, the Dominican Republic is defying regional trends of democratic backsliding by taking bold steps to institutionalize civic participation with the launch of their National Civic Space Strategy.

At the 2025 OGP Global Summit, we celebrated the first-ever Open Gov Challenge Awards, recognizing reformers who are raising the ambition of open government around the world.

Date Filed: September 26, 2025 Filer(s): Barbara Schreiner, OGP Civil Society Steering Committee Member Status: Closed Timeline and Related Documents: February 23, 2026 Notice to Response..

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.