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Laura Neuman explores how she’s leveraging the implementation of Right to Information laws to advance government accountability.

In this “year of elections,” more international solidarity is required to ensure information integrity. This blog focuses on five recommendations to advance reform on this topic.

OGP Mongolia POC Bolorsaikhan Badamsambuu reflects on how digital innovation and civic engagement ...

As part of its OGP action plan in 2022, the government of the state of Quintana Roo, CxT, and UnidosMX co-created and implemented a protocol to integrate youth into political life and government decision-making.

In recognition of the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, we explore ...

In this month’s Faces of Open Government, Rueben Lifuka shares his experience as an environmental expert, anti-corruption advocate, and champion of open government in Zambia.

OGP will be participating in side events alongside partners to discuss the importance of collaboration between government, and civil society organizations to fight and prevent corruption through open government.

In this pivotal moment, our response will shape the future of democratic resilience and security. It's time to clean our own houses and strengthen our democracies, reinforcing the global fight against kleptocracy and corruption. The urgency of these reforms cannot be overstated. We must act now, before it is too late.

Launched in 2019, the Beneficial Ownership Leadership Group (or the Leadership Group) set out to advance global policy toward open beneficial ownership (BO) data, and achieve concrete progress by 2023. This summary examines the group's achievements, lessons learned by Open Ownership and the Open Government Partnership from co-convening the group, and future directions to advance BO reform.

From November 15-18, 2024, Open Americas, or América Abierta, will bring together renowned international meetings focused on transparency, access to information, and open government.

In May's Faces of Open Government, Blair underscores civil society's vital role in shaping and implementing open government.

Meet Valeria Torres, Chief Public Management and Open Government Area at ILPES / ECLAC. Valeria has more than 20 years of experience in applied research and international processes related to sustainable development, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean.