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The Open Government Partnership’s First Year [INFOGRAPHIC]

Blog Editor / September 25, 2012
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This infographic, designed to mark the first year anniversary of the Open Government Partnership, can be downloaded from Flickr and embedded on your own website or blog via Visual.ly.

What do you think about this infographic and/or OGP’s first year? Are you satisfied with the partnership’s progress? Perhaps you are surprised by the level of country action plan commitments in certain areas like health and education but concerned about plans in electoral reform or energy? Please share your view, either:

in the comments below
by submitting a guest blog post
via @opengovpart using the hashtag #OpenGovAction on Twitter
or on the OGP Facebook page.

We’re looking forward to hearing and discussing your thoughts!

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What a great overview infographic. Thanks for sharing!

http://twitter.com/opengovpart Open Gov Partnership

Thanks. Glad you like it. We’re just about to post the video version above.

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treisha

Nice article..Open Government for me is a true DEMOCRACY!It gives you the right of being a true citizen with an equal right, can share your thoughts without being convicted. And most importantly gives prior to education and health which is the very necessary to all the citizens especially to those who really needed it. It makes a balance between the different factors of the economy.

I’ve learned a lot from your article. Thank you very much!^-^
treisha

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Kristy Willis

The Government of Canada’s expansion of open government is being pursued through these three main streams:

1. Open Data, which is about offering government data in a more useful format to enable citizens, the private sector and
non-government organizations to leverage it in innovative and value-added ways.
2. Open Information, which is about
proactively releasing information, including on government activities,
to Canadians on an ongoing basis. By proactively making government information
available it will be easier to find and more accessible for Canadians.
3. Open Dialogue, which is about giving Canadians a stronger say in government policies and priorities, and expanding engagement through Web 2.0 technologies.