In December, we announced a public consultation, calling for your feedback on the Open Government Partnership website. The first step in a multi-stage process of revamping our web presence over the coming 12 months, the consultation is seeking views until January 15, 2013 (** UPDATE: the consultation has been extended by one week to January
Does the Open Government agenda have something useful to say about corruption? The Open Government’s working assumption is that a revolution in openness will raise confidence in governments across the board by raising levels of public participation and ensuring more effective delivery of services. However the removal of corruption from the provision of such services
The Open Government Partnership’s success is built on the depth and range of our conversations with our growing community. Now that the majority of OGP countries have at least two months of experience in implementing action plans, we want to hear how it is going. Please take ten minutes to fill out this important survey,
Are you a member of civil society interested in OGP? If so, take our online survey! It will help us understand how civil society can be involved more and more efficiently to improve the working of OGP. We will also ask you to tell us what your hopes are for OGP in the future, and
April’s annual meeting was a great success showcasing the innovative work being done in open data by governments, civil societies and individuals around the world. As the dust settles from Brasilia, we are looking to keep the momentum going. We would like to ensure that we are kept up to date with all the great